Guest guest Posted October 21, 2004 Report Share Posted October 21, 2004 Hi- I am definitely a lurker, but I had to share this. I read a lot about what is actually in cat food, threw up, and went through the old Vegan Chat list entries on vegan cat food companies. In this case, my guy " Ricky " is very unique because either he has Bulimia which is what I think he has, or Irritable Bowel Syndrome, which is what the veterinarian thinks he has. Ricky will wolf down his food, toss it right back up, run around the house playing for awhile like a crazy person, then run back in and wolf down the rest of his food with no problem. He actually takes the same medication for IBB that I take for IBB. One time, I called the doctor about problems I was having, and he asked me if I still had my medication - which I had run out of. I read him Ricky's prescription bottle and my doctor told me to take that. But I digress. I ordered up some Vegan cat food and we gave it a try tonight. I was prepared to give him a little, have him walk away with his nose in the air, or wolf it down and toss it right back up again. Well. He ate the food, licked the bowl, chewed on the bowl, whined piteously while I waited to see if he would toss it back up, and then I gave him more. I think he is laying out their panting right now because his stomach is stretched out. No barfing. Stay tuned for the saga of Ricky's diet. I got with his food some sort of VeganCat food additive and RECIPES for me to BAKE him kibble using this additive and grains or something. I do not cook for myself. I am going to look real funny in their baking for the CAT. It's a living. Cynthia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 21, 2004 Report Share Posted October 21, 2004 Cynthia: Please would you keep us informed on how Ricky continues to go on that vegan catfood? I have a cat who has the same problem - except that the vets all say thee's nothing wrong with him - and he's not overly fussy about what he eats except to refuse *wet* catfood - no cans, just kibble that is. I am thinking seriously of trying him on a vegan food - Many thanks. Best, Pat in Montreal ===== ----------- " The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated. " - Gandhi http://www.angelfire.com/art/pendragon/ / townhounds/ vegetarianslimming/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 23, 2004 Report Share Posted October 23, 2004 Nice one! I suffer from irritable wife syndrone!, but then she is a carnivore! The Valley Vegan...... P.S. STILL HAVE A KITTEN..........Cynthia Gadarian <cgadarian wrote: Hi-I am definitely a lurker, but I had to share this.I read a lot about what is actually in cat food, threw up, and went through the old Vegan Chat list entries on vegan cat food companies. In this case, my guy "Ricky" is very unique because either he has Bulimia which is what I think he has, or Irritable Bowel Syndrome, which is what the veterinarian thinks he has. Ricky will wolf down his food, toss it right back up, run around the house playing for awhile like a crazy person, then run back in and wolf down the rest of his food with no problem. He actually takes the same medication for IBB that I take for IBB. One time, I called the doctor about problems I was having, and he asked me if I still had my medication - which I had run out of. I read him Ricky's prescription bottle and my doctor told me to take that.But I digress.I ordered up some Vegan cat food and we gave it a try tonight. I was prepared to give him a little, have him walk away with his nose in the air, or wolf it down and toss it right back up again.Well.He ate the food, licked the bowl, chewed on the bowl, whined piteously while I waited to see if he would toss it back up, and then I gave him more. I think he is laying out their panting right now because his stomach is stretched out.No barfing.Stay tuned for the saga of Ricky's diet. I got with his food some sort of VeganCat food additive and RECIPES for me to BAKE him kibble using this additive and grains or something. I do not cook for myself. I am going to look real funny in their baking for the CAT.It's a living.Cynthia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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