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Hey all,
I am a relatively "new" cat owner having not had a cat in over 20 yrs but recently adopted "Mr. Mojo" from our local shelter. He is only 6 months old and was on Hill's dry food from the shelter but today I gave him a small container of the Whiskas wet salmon pate (it also contained chicken). I am aware it's not the "best" food out there but he ate it right up however later on he had a rather loose smelly bowel movement. Now I am have never been a fan of dry kibble cat food and would like to get him on wet food in the long run. Trying the budget Whiskas wet food was just to see how he would enjoy wet food however myself and Mojo were not fans of the "end result". My question: Is there a decent wet food on the market that won't give him diarrhea? While on the Hill's dry food his stool was solid and not as stinky (of course). Is it possible the chicken in the Whiskas gave him the diarrhea? Thanks for any help!
I am a relatively "new" cat owner having not had a cat in over 20 yrs but recently adopted "Mr. Mojo" from our local shelter. He is only 6 months old and was on Hill's dry food from the shelter but today I gave him a small container of the Whiskas wet salmon pate (it also contained chicken). I am aware it's not the "best" food out there but he ate it right up however later on he had a rather loose smelly bowel movement. Now I am have never been a fan of dry kibble cat food and would like to get him on wet food in the long run. Trying the budget Whiskas wet food was just to see how he would enjoy wet food however myself and Mojo were not fans of the "end result". My question: Is there a decent wet food on the market that won't give him diarrhea? While on the Hill's dry food his stool was solid and not as stinky (of course). Is it possible the chicken in the Whiskas gave him the diarrhea? Thanks for any help!