Hello!
I signed up a little while ago but haven't posed anything yet. I'm wondering if anyone that's gone through this has suggestions.
November 15th I rescued a male cat that's been literally through hell and back and one of the issues we are working with is his megasophegus condition.
I tried canned wet food but he vomited that up every time he ate it. I have another cat that eats a holistic brand of hard food that I give him but I just add water and wet it and mush it up to a soupy consistency. He's been doing really well on this food but does have spurts of vomiting, not regurgitation as it's usually many hours after he's eaten. He'll go days or a week or more without anything happening but then will have a day where he vomits quite a bit throughout the day or over a couple days. The vet thinks he may also have acid reflux which would contribute so I am wanting to possibly try another food that his sensitive stomach can tolerate and will be easy going down. After the holidays I will see if my vet can give him something to help with the acid reflux but in the mean time, I'd like to try something else that might be easier on him.
I signed up a little while ago but haven't posed anything yet. I'm wondering if anyone that's gone through this has suggestions.
November 15th I rescued a male cat that's been literally through hell and back and one of the issues we are working with is his megasophegus condition.
I tried canned wet food but he vomited that up every time he ate it. I have another cat that eats a holistic brand of hard food that I give him but I just add water and wet it and mush it up to a soupy consistency. He's been doing really well on this food but does have spurts of vomiting, not regurgitation as it's usually many hours after he's eaten. He'll go days or a week or more without anything happening but then will have a day where he vomits quite a bit throughout the day or over a couple days. The vet thinks he may also have acid reflux which would contribute so I am wanting to possibly try another food that his sensitive stomach can tolerate and will be easy going down. After the holidays I will see if my vet can give him something to help with the acid reflux but in the mean time, I'd like to try something else that might be easier on him.