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Sanity Claws

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6. Why hydrolzed protein?

Sun Jul 31, 2022, 01:54 PM

Jul 2022

I don't understand why you can't put the cat on food that simply eliminates the food that the cat is allergic to.

Can you find out what exactly the cat is allergic to and then get food that does not have it? Possible other protein sources for cats other than poultry: beef, venison, rabbit.
There are several cat food brands that have limited ingredients, e.g. Koha. See if you can get individual cans at Petco or other store and see how your cat reacts to it.
As for cooking food, that might. I remember seeing cat food recipes based on rabbit online. Just make sure that you get a recipe that is balanced.

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Dear friends, can you give me some additional advice? [View all] Paper Roses Jul 2022 OP

Have you sought a second opinion about her? CurtEastPoint Jul 2022 #1

I agree with this CountAllVotes Jul 2022 #3

also seek out local resources for low cost vet or financial assistance. CurtEastPoint Jul 2022 #7

Have you tried cooking for her yourself? Bayard Jul 2022 #2

Please look into feeding your kitty a raw diet. virgdem Jul 2022 #4

You got some good advice last time MyMission Jul 2022 #5

Why hydrolzed protein? Sanity Claws Jul 2022 #6

Have you tried grain free food TexasBushwhacker Jul 2022 #8

fwiw, my dogs mopinko Jul 2022 #9

If you are still feeding the Fancy Feast Medley recipes... Donkees Jul 2022 #10

Thank you for this great link. Good info. Paper Roses Jul 2022 #11

Some of these formulas can also contain other starches such as corn or tapioca... Donkees Jul 2022 #12