two of my pet cats have diarrhea, what do i do?
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both are pregnant, they drink a lot of water and eat well but they suffer from diarrhea for two weeks already, i have given them vitamins to lessen the stress but i dont know what to do after that.any natural remedies that i could just find in our kitchen.
i have no money to take them to the vet, i feel so stressed and lonely because of this, they mean a lot to me.
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Comments on two of my pet cats have diarrhea, what do i do?
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monitor what they eat
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you need to find the money to get them to a vet.
This is why I council people to be certain of what they are getting into when they get a pet. It is nice to share your life with a little cute furry kitty, but they do gobble up resources. If you truly are financially strapped you might want to consider finding them a home that can take care of them, and you can save the money you spend on food and litter and health care to provide yourself a financial cushion.
There are home remedies, however since you have no idea what is causing the problem, you could be masking a serious health problem, and make it worse in the long run. Chances are it is something pretty innocent, and a trip to the vet ($30) and a stool test ($10-20) and some dewormer ($10) will take care of it. However it could be a symptom of something much more serious, and if you let it continue it could be much more expensive for you to take care of. It could pass to the kittens and you could have even more problems.
This is not something to mess with – unless you are willing to risk the lives of your cats and their unborn kittens.
I’m sorry, I know this is not what you wanted to hear, but it was what needed to be said.
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Your cats DO need to see a vet. Diarrhea is a symptom of many problems and some of these problems can be quite serious. Please contact your vet and work out a payment plan.
And, do make arrangements to have both girls spayed after the kittens are born. Also, it would be a good idea to start finding homes for the kittens now.
Good Luck!
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I would recommend calling a vet, any vet & asking if it’s okay to add a pinch of oat bran to your pregnant cats diet. I have done this for felines that were not pregnant, but would not go there unless a vet said it was okay. You don’t want them straining & constipated if you add too much. Call the vet, explain your situation & ask.