My old solder has what I can only describe as a sensitive digestive tract, which renders him thin and hungry most of the time. The main relief for him is when we administer a worming tablet, whereby he gains weight, brightens up and eats well, after a week a slow decline sets in and he has very soft stools almost diarrhoea.
I feed him on, sensitive Royal Cain, and wet cat food for mature cats, most of the time he sucks up the jelly and leaves the meat, he also has cooked chicken regularly.
My understanding is the worming tablet sooths the digestive tract as well as de worming him, and its the soothing action that helps him.
Been to the vet on a number of occasions with little joy after a few days.
Any suggestions...

This really sounds to be more of a medical problem so normally I would be reluctant to give advice and suggest you visit your vet, but you have already done that.

If the worming tablet helps, have you spoken to the vet about administering a low dosage wormer on a more regualr basis (DO NOT DO THIS WITHOUT TALKING TO YOUR VET FIRST!).

I always think dry food is a bit more sensitive on a cats tummy then wet food, have you talked to your vet about your cats diet?

If you have had little or no sucess with this vet, you can get a second opinion, either at the same vets practice, or a completly different one.

I'm going back to the vets this evening, we will see what the outcome is...

Okay, keep us posted.
Hope the vet comes up with something to help!

Have you thought about feeding your cat a natural raw diet which would be less harsh on the digestive system?

I would worm him with Panacur liquid, it kills most things that the others don't, including Giardia, and if things continue the same after that, then it definately needs investigating.

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