How to Treat Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Cats
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2015
- How to Treat Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Cats. Part of the series: Cat Health Treatments. Irritable bowel syndrome in cats can be caused by a number of different things, and there are many different treatments according to the cause. Treat your cat's irritable bowel syndrome with guidance from a practicing veterinarian in this free video on cat health. Read more: www.ehow.com/video_6029316_tre...
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How about focusing on creating healthy gut flora instead of medications
how?
Yeah that works sometimes
Spike their food with tempeh and yoghurt from young?
Because they need to terrify you with worst case scenarios and charge you $2k for xrays
My cat gets the worst diarrhea from probiotics two different vets had her on as well as gut biome food. The cause of her problems are a mystery. Only metronizonol 2x a day 110 at .25 Mark works.
My 8 years old cat just got diagnosed with IBD, she is on steroids for 5 weeks so far no vomiting. It's so hard to deal with.
Hey Charlotte, my cat was just recently diagnosed. I was wondering how your cat is doing ? and what you did further to help her?
Phu Bui hey please contact me. I have the best solution for a cat with IBD, mine was diagnosed recently about 6 months ago and not on steroids or anything. She is on a mixture formula liquid that is amazing with no side effects!!! 5613897690 call me or comment here and I’ll go over every ingredient with you! The vet made it for us!
@@alexander8287 Hi gino, what ingredients did your vet use?
@@alexander8287 Hi. Can you please tell me the ingredient
I was told steroids can cause diabetes
I have a better idea Gino, just list the ingredients here for all of us to see and use...
The problem with my cat was dry food that caused her gastric intestinal problems. Now she has not been throwing up since I only give wet food.
This has been extremely helpful, ive just brought home my newest end of life cat. Hes 19 and he has a rotund mid section with alot of gas and runny stool. Im absolutely taking him into the vets and have some yalking points now
my cat was diagnosed with IBD the previous day. Now he is bedridden and is very weak. He will not eat or drink anything at all. Is there a chance he could survive...?
I’ve used CBD coconut oil based one or two drops. Very helpful for IBs
I'm here because my cat has IBD. But she had a reaction to any food that has fish oil. It is hard to find cat food that doesn't have fish oil, and they are all super expensive.
My vet did lab tests of pancreatic enzymes and creatinine and BUN- kidneys. If kidney tests r on border of high levels that causes acid reflux - which shows up as vomiting after eating. The dr suggested using OTC Pepcid AC pediatric. Comes in 10 mg tablets. Only give 5 mg. Once a day. Can crush n mix w turkey or beef broth ( chicken meat n broth usually is the culprit of food allergies) and mix and give with an oral syringe same time every day. For life. Mixing just w plain water- usually the crushed pill tastes bitter. Can also get your dr to rx omeprazole 10 mg to you. ( say u have ibs symptoms). Your ins or copay will be very low. $5 every month.
I'm so frustrated. I adopted a cat 11/28/23. She has had chronic diahrrea. We have done probiotics, gut biome food, allergy foods, negative for parasites, negative on ultrasound. She came from a hoarding situation now she's having her fecal tested in Texas for pancreatic, food malabsorption and Tritrichomonas foetus. She is also on her second round of metronidazole. Nothing is working, nothing. The gas is horrible. It sounds like a hose in her box and she has gas over and over every hour. She acts fine, drinks constantly and swallows hard and makes an odd sound eating. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks God for pet insurance.
Omg same issue after my one and half Persian got spayed , vet told me it cud be post surgery complications got tested for tfoetus came negative spent a fortune nothing was working she had bad diarrhoea for 50 days omfg! Pancreatitis test came negative too the only thing worked was food change slowly n gradually to home cooked and some pumpkins and pancretase tablets !
@@Jojo-nr9ov so she was on metronizonol for a month. She started going formed. She just stopped. Still in the hydrolyzed food and now started with gas again. I am hoping it will not return. It was so bad before she smelled like a cow. I felt like I was kissing a fart.
Please tell me any updates because the exact same sit is happening with my cat rn
@@namaakotb2629 Ok so here it is. Got the cat from a shelter. Came from a hoarding situation. I would never recommend getting a cat from that situation. She was tested several times for parasites, it was always negative. She was on probiotics for a long time and a few times and it made diahrrea worse. We paid 1200 for an ultrasound (luckily I had bought pet insurance at adoption and she was not listed as having a pre-existing condition so it was covered. That too was negative. Negative for pancreas insufficiency and for the foteus parasite (had to send fecal to a place in Texas). She was put on Purina hydrolyzed food and metronizonol 2x a day. The first amount was too low but seemed to help. They moved her to 2x a day of 150 mg/ml suspension, 15ml give .25 ml by mouth every 12 hrs. This and the food is the only thing to make her have formed stool and stop bad gas. I tried stopping after a month and it immediately came back. I am putting her back on the meds (was told the meds des have some anti-inflammatory properties). I am bringing her this week to the vet. She will have her thyroid checked and potential allergy testing. They suggested a scope upper and lower with biopsies. It would be $4100-5000 range. I am not doing that and if she has intestinal lymphoma would not do chemo so why bother. I was also told by a high end specialized vet do not give the cat steroid shots. It has a whole host of issues including can give them diabetes. I will keep you posted after upcoming visits. I'm not sold on the allergy food because without that med she still was gassy started going soft. The specialized vet also said that she may have to be on the metronidazole for the rest of her life it's for what they called to treat antibiotic responsive diarrhea. Without it it is gas, diahrrea, excessive eating and drinking and drips from bowel on floor.
@@namaakotb2629 hey I accidentally responded on the post before you. I'll keep you posted after the visit Thursday