She just looked at me like I was nuts and walked away. Then I mixed her fiber pill in with it (as I do every morning) and put it down where I feed her. I got the food out and set it on the counter for a while, while I set up the coffee pot and did other things to let it come to room temperature. Yesterday she seemed to love the duck, and ate almost half the can! But then today she appeared hungry, following me around until I got to the kitchen, and she was looking at the fridge. I've tried giving it to her fresh out of the fridge, I've tried letting it come up to room temperature, but no matter how I serve it, she won't eat it.
Well, she will eat it the first day (about 1/4 to 1/3 of the six ounce can is all I can get her to eat a day), but then the next day she just turns her nose up at it. For the Natural Balance we've tried venison, chicken, salmon and duck. She eats about 1/3 to 1/4 the amount of food she's supposed to have per day, for her body weight. We also provide Innova dry food, as that's the only way to get anything into her. So we switched to Natural Balance LID canned foods. We tried giving her Fancy Feast (it was the seafood pate, as that didn't seem to have any grains), and she really liked it, but then started throwing it up.
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What food do you recommend for cats with IBD? I understand canned is best, and grain and gluten free is a must. The most recent post I found here was from 2007, although I suppose I could be missing something. I've been doing a lot of research on IBD over the past couple of months, and found this forum. She is also sleeping a lot, but it's been hot lately, so that could be part of it. She is using her litter box with no problems, and has a solid BM every other day, or so. but for about the past couple of weeks she hasn't been eating well. We're trying to find a diet that would be good for her. The vomiting and diarrhea seems to be under control, although she does have days when it comes back. The vet said he thought it was either that or lymphoma, but the symptoms don't seem to fit lymphoma, from what I've seen in my research. We took her to the vet and several days and tests later, came to the conclusion that we think she has IBD. Hi, in July our kitty (she's 6 years old, we think) came down with a horrible bout of diarrhea and vomiting.
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