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My 14 year old cat has IBS. What dry and moist foods do you recommend?
Hello and thanks for using Boop by Petco! By IBS I am assuming you may mean inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) as this is common in older cats. Some prescription diets like Royal Canin Gastrointestinal canned or dry or hydrolyzed diets. The Science diet limited ingredient diets (d/d) can also be helpful. If you are looking for an over the counter diet I have had some success with Natural balance limited ingredient canned food. Canned diets are always preferred in cats so if you can feed Simon an all canned diet that would be better.
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i got a siemies cat and she seems to be a very pickie eater she is 6 pluse and i dont know what kinda food she had before is there a certain kind of food my breed cat likes best?
Hi. No, you don't need a specific breed type food for Caterina. If she is 6 years old or more, any adult or senior food is ok. You will want to feed a high quality food such as science diet, royal canin, or iams for best results. Good luck.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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I have three “barn” cats, but their food, bedding and cat box are in a “living room” that is protected, heated and air conditioned. They have a cat door to come and go. One is 20+, is very thin, has arthritis but is happy and very friendly. One is ab
As they are all different ages, but adults, I would leave out a good quality adult dry cat food such as iams. You could get hills or royal canin but it is expensive. If you want you could supplement this with some wet food daily.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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hi i have four cats and they lived inside all their lives and about 4 yr ago we deiced to let them live only out side and 2 of them are senior cat and the other two are older adults. but i have deiced to bring them inside recently but i am not sure w
I would get them a senior cat food to feed the senior cats. Brands I recommend include Royal Canin, Hill's Science Diet, Purina ProPlan, and Iams. I would not be surprised if these cats want to go outside, as they have been used to going outside. I would get a cat tree and place it by a window so they can sit on it and look out. Get some toys as well to play with, and be sure to feed them according to the instructions on their bag of food. Being indoors they won't have as much exercise as outdoors, and you don't want them to become overweight. Best of luck, I hope this helps!
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I am thinking about changing my cat dry food. She normally eats Iams and has not problems digesting or anthing. she has had maybe two hairball spit ups in the last 4 months. I thought about Blue Wellness but then i read that they had recalls ( for d
If she is doing fine on the Iams, I would keep her on it. It's a good quality food, and I personally like it and recommend it. Royal Canin is excellent as well. I don't recommend switching her food if she isn't having problems on it, there's no need for it :-)
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