She is on medication now, and Royal Canin High Fiber Diet, (canned food). She will eat really well for a few days and then go off her diet, I don’t know if she needs a change or what?
Her medications are Cisipride ( I hope the spelling is correct) and she is on Lactulose as well. She is 16 yrs of age, and we have had all of her senior bloodwork done, which is all fine.

What would your recommendation be for a sustainable diet for a 4 year old cat with gall bladder operation? Basically the gall bladder function has been removed from the system and now food passes directly in to the stomach and intestines.

What would your recommendation be for the above?

I got a orange tabby cat about 6 months ago. I been feeding him Science diet dry food and Friskies wet stuff. I have been reading that this is what cause my cat to died of two days ago. He died of kidney disease.

I recently discovered how awful processed food is to feed to a cat. I am interested in starting my cat on a raw food diet. I need some suggestions and or recipes to get started. I live in an urban environment and I am personally opposed to grinding meat. Can anyone help?

My cat isn’t all that fat, but she’s getting there. She’s to scared to go outside, so she doesn’t get much exercise. Any suggestions for a healthy diet?

My cat was recently put on Purina UR for struvite crystals in his urine. I think, and all my research says a super premium or premium canned cat food would be just as good or better than the veterinary Rx diet. I want to ask the vet if he/she thinks it would be alright.

I have two adult male cats one of which weighs about 15lbs and the other weighs about 9lbs. I would like my “Fat Cat” to lose about 5lbs however both of my cats are fed from the same food dish at the same time of day. Does anyone know how I can put one cat on a diet without putting my other cat on a diet as well?

Does anyone have any suggestions for diet (should it be homemade)? I’ve been doing research and they all say low salt, but some sites say good high quality protein while others say low protein. And should I stop using the chemical Frontline (flea medicine) on my cat?

Also, where on my cat are his kidneys located?

Thanks!

The closest place to buy the EVO is like, 30 miles away, yet science diet is right here in town. How would you compare the two? Is science diet just as good? When I’ve had cat problems in the past, science diet has always been the cure all. Do you think its as good as EVO? Or will it be a good balanced diet for my kitten ?