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Old 26-11-2008, 10:44 AM
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Poorly Tummy
Being a "1st time mum" my ginger tom who is 6 months old was acting strangely this morning, usually meows at my bedroom door to be fed, not a peep out of him.
I found he has poo'd in my spare room which is unlike him and bits of poo all over the house.

Is it best not to wet feed him for a couple of days and just give him biscuits? I usually feed him wet food twice a day and he as biscuits down during the day with water.

He is due to be neutered next wed perhaps he knows!!!
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aww bless him might of had something that didnt agree with him good luck for next week
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Is the poo normal?
If it's runny you could withhold food for around 12hours and just feed boiled chicken and see if it settles his tummy.
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Old 26-11-2008, 11:14 AM
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Re: Poorly Tummy
Not runny as such just a softer than usual if that helps?
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Hmmm maybe he just had to go and couldn't make it to the tray in time. How is he in himself?
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Old 26-11-2008, 11:25 AM
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Re: Poorly Tummy
he seems fine - just acting a bit sheepish! perhaps his food is too rich for him, i tried a different brand.

when I saw all the poo he looked at me and poo'd again on the carpet, he is usually a very clean cat. hopefully he is just feeling a bit off.
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Have you changed your brand of litter? or, location of the litter tray at all?
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Have you changed your brand of litter? or, location of the litter tray at all?
No nothing, it's in the same place its always been.
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outta ideas.... just guess see how he goes!
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Re: Poorly Tummy
Its probably the new food upset him a bit. If you introduce anything new its best to do it gradually, adding a bit of the new food to the old one and gradually increasing the proportions.

Wet food is better than dry, so I would stick to that. Poor boy. If his tum is a bit dodgy, maybe if you only have one tray add another one somewhere so he doesn't have to go too far to find one.
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