He's much better today, poo is now brown not yellow

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Bonnie, slave to...
Lulabel (Blue Point Siamese type, 23rd May '10)
Minnie & Henry (Caramel Tabby Oriental types, 2nd April '11)
RIP Hendrix (Black Oriental type, died on 10th May '11 at 11 months old)

oh that's excellent news

make sure they're all drinking plenty to build up all the lost fluid

I would still either call the vet on monday or visit just to make sure they're okay

I just wanted to tell you that we started feeding raw after my thread and all poo problems disappeared within a few days

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Bonnie, slave to...
Lulabel (Blue Point Siamese type, 23rd May '10)
Minnie & Henry (Caramel Tabby Oriental types, 2nd April '11)
RIP Hendrix (Black Oriental type, died on 10th May '11 at 11 months old)

Hurrah for raw!

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Rescue cats for many years, currently one moggie and 3 young Maine Coons.

It is also possible that he did have a parasitic infection which has resolved on its own as well. Don't forget cats can be carriers of organisms like Giardia and be asymptomatic-a stressful event ie change in environment or new home can however trigger an episode.

It's also worth pointing out that I've been told Applaws is a complementary food, so isn't complete with all the nutrients etc they need. If I'm right, then this shouldn't be fed except as part of a treat.

I think the OP was feeding Applaws dry,which is a complete food.It is the wet Applaws which is compimentary.

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Yes this correct. We did for the first month and now we feed raw.

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Bonnie, slave to...
Lulabel (Blue Point Siamese type, 23rd May '10)
Minnie & Henry (Caramel Tabby Oriental types, 2nd April '11)
RIP Hendrix (Black Oriental type, died on 10th May '11 at 11 months old)