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Hello guys!
First time poster here, please be kind
So my 9 month old rescue kitten Ellie was always a slow eater, preferred dry food over anything, but never had any visible problems. A month ago she started to vomit white foam - always once in the morning on empty stomach.
Our vet put her on antibiotics, IV drippings and something to sooth the stomach. X-ray was ok too. Three days later she started vomiting a lot more, so our vet sent us to another one with ultrasound, just to make sure what's wrong.. Well the other vet said that she has enlarged intestine and she thinks it's an food allergy. Prescribed a diet consisting of Royal Canin hypoalergenic dry food and fresh turkey breasts.. Everything is ok since, our little baby is energetic and enjoying her dry food more than she should haha..
What I'm wondering ever since is that we don't even know what food she's allergic to and that it's horrifying I'm gonna feed her the same food for the rest of her life.
Do any of you have any experience with similiar stuff? Should I try to introduce another food over time or just let it be?
Thank you!
First time poster here, please be kind
So my 9 month old rescue kitten Ellie was always a slow eater, preferred dry food over anything, but never had any visible problems. A month ago she started to vomit white foam - always once in the morning on empty stomach.
Our vet put her on antibiotics, IV drippings and something to sooth the stomach. X-ray was ok too. Three days later she started vomiting a lot more, so our vet sent us to another one with ultrasound, just to make sure what's wrong.. Well the other vet said that she has enlarged intestine and she thinks it's an food allergy. Prescribed a diet consisting of Royal Canin hypoalergenic dry food and fresh turkey breasts.. Everything is ok since, our little baby is energetic and enjoying her dry food more than she should haha..
What I'm wondering ever since is that we don't even know what food she's allergic to and that it's horrifying I'm gonna feed her the same food for the rest of her life.
Do any of you have any experience with similiar stuff? Should I try to introduce another food over time or just let it be?
Thank you!