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Sorry, I should have been more clear. It's not a full soak in the hot water, it's a quick run over. I mentioned it to my vet and she didn't seem to think there was anything wrong with this method (she exclusively feeds her pets raw).

It's a quick under the water to rehydrate, not a full soak. I asked my vet about it and she didn't seem to think it would ruin anything. She also exclusively feeds her pets raw.

Gotcha. Every cat is different, as we all know, so what works for one won't necessarily work for another.

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It may be a protein issue. The most common protein that causes belly issues is chicken. Try an elimination diet with him and just stick to one novel protein. Try to eliminate grains completely and make sure that the food only contains a single protein. Rabbit is the most hypoallergenic protein...

Are you opposed to trying commercial frozen raw food? (I'm new here so if you are, I apologize). If you're not opposed to it, most pet stores should be open (with limited hours) since pet food is considered essential.

I've tried both Primal and Stella and Chewy's. For us, Stella and Chewy's is better (smaller nuggets and overall better received by Max). I learned this one from one of my clients and when I use freeze dried myself, I do it this way as well. In a metal strainer (think sifter), dump the amount...

Hi everyone. I'm new to the site but wanted to introduce myself. I've been a cat lover since I was an itty bitty. My current cat, the love of my life, is Maxwell Wellington. He's between 15-17; I found him as a young adult stray 14 years ago back in Upstate New York. Since then, he's lived in...

Since she seems to be able to come and go outside as she pleases, there's also a chance that she ingested something she shouldn't have which could be making her sick. I concur with everyone here: a second vet opinion and blood work should be done ASAP.