If you switched her back and she still has diarrhoea, take her to the vet - not next week, within the next day if it persists. Kittens can get dehydrated very quickly if they have diarrhoea.
She is still eating, drinking and playing . Could it now just be that her tummy is upset from the food change?If you switched her back and she still has diarrhoea, take her to the vet - not next week, within the next day if it persists. Kittens can get dehydrated very quickly if they have diarrhoea.
Look, if you are wanting me to say yeah it's fine and you don't need to take her to the vet, that's not going to happen. If she has diarrhoea that is persisting then take her to the vet.She is still eating, drinking and playing . Could it now just be that her tummy is upset from the food change?
I am not wanting you to say anything.Look, if you are wanting me to say yeah it's fine and you don't need to take her to the vet, that's not going to happen. If she has diarrhoea that is persisting then take her to the vet.