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1. • • Just like people, cats can experience occasional stomach upset. If your cat exhibits any of the following, especially after eating, she may have a sensitive stomach. In a healthy cat - especially one that spends a lot of time outdoors - occasional stomach upset shouldn't cause concern.
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2. www.catfoodadvisor.com › help-and-advice › catHow to tell if my cat has a sensitive stomach (and how to ...

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   May 23, 2024 · We’re here to help you understand how to tell if your cat has a sensitive stomach, and how to help them if they do. The first thing to assess is your cat’s symptoms. What are the symptoms. Often, it will be fairly obvious if your cat is suffering from an upset stomach as they will show signs of gastrointestinal distress. These can include ...

3. www.hillspet.com › cat-sensitive-stomachSoothing Your Cat's Upset Stomach - Belly Ache | Hill's Pet

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   • Why Does My Cat Have An Upset stomach?
   • How Can I Treat My Cat's Upset stomach?
   • Can The Right Food Help Soothe My Cat's stomach?
   • How Do I Get My Cat with An Upset Stomach to Eat?

   There are many reasons why your cat could have an upset stomach. If your cat is especially sensitive, even a slight change in her food could be the culprit. Causes can be sorted into two types — conditions inside and outside of the gastrointestinal (GI) system. Anything that inflames the GI system can cause a cat upset stomach. This includes: 1. Pa...

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   Treatment for upset cat stomach should target the underlying cause while helping your kitty feel better by reducing nausea and inflammation. Treatment depends on the specific diagnosis. Treatment for liver disease, for example, is very different from treatment for IBD, which is very different from treatment for intestinal parasites. Surgery or surg...

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   Appropriate nutrition is incredibly important to soothing a cat's upset stomach. A sick or injured GI system is often weakened and unable to digest food normally. Feeding your cat the right food can help speed recovery and minimize pain, nausea and discomfort. In mild cases, you may be able to improve your cat's symptoms with a change in food alone...

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   It's important that your cat continues to eat regular as prolonged loss of appetite can be harmful to your cat. If your cat doesn't eat, she could develop fatty liver disease, which is potentially fatal, which prolonged anorexia in a cat can be life-threatening. While working with your vet to control your cat's symptoms with medication, you can als...

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5. be.chewy.com › upset-stomach-in-catsUpset Stomach in Cats: How To Soothe Tummy Troubles - BeChewy

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   Jul 18, 2024 · Some cats have a sensitive stomach. Changing their diet too quickly or giving them food or treats they don’t normally eat can upset their digestive system and cause stomach trouble. This can also happen if you feed them human food toxic to cats, or difficult for them to digest. Eating Things They’re Not Supposed To.

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6. bluebuffalo.com › en-ca › articlesHow to Care for Your Cat’s Sensitive Stomach - Blue Buffalo

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   Does Your Cat Have a Sensitive Stomach? If your cat has stopped eating or if she has recently started vomiting or has diarrhea, you already know something is going on in her digestive system. Your cat’s stomach might just be sensitive to certain foods or she could have a gastrointestinal (GI) problem that is a serious health issue.

7. pointgreyvet.com › food-allergies-intolerance-yourFood Allergies, Intolerance & Your Cat’s Sensitive Stomach

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   Nov 8, 2021 · One of the more common complaints vets hear from cat parents is that their cat has a sensitive stomach and vomits — maybe once a week, maybe twice a week, but always on the carpet (or somewhere else that’s hard to wash).

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8. vetster.com › signs-your-cat-has-an-upset-stomachSigns Your Cat Has An Upset Stomach - Vetster

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   Oct 10, 2023 · The most common signs of stomach upset in cats are vomiting, diarrhea, poor appetite, and lethargy. “Cats are stoic by nature, so abdominal pain is rarely detected,” explains Dr. Jo Myers, a Vetster veterinarian.

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   Does my cat have a sensitive stomach?

   • If your cat has reacted to something they’re allergic to, a sensitive stomach isn’t usually the primary sign, but it can occur alongside other symptoms. Usually, an allergic reaction manifests itself in itchy bumps on your cat’s skin, so check for these if your cat also has signs of a sensitive stomach.

   How to tell if my cat has a sensitive stomach (and how to help them)?

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   Why does my cat have an upset stomach?

   • The most common causes of upset stomach in cats include: Some cats have a sensitive stomach. Changing their diet too quickly or giving them food or treats they don’t normally eat can upset their digestive system and cause stomach trouble. This can also happen if you feed them human food toxic to cats, or difficult for them to digest.

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   Can cat food help a sensitive stomach?

   • A change in diet can often benefit your cat’s sensitive stomach (if it’s not caused by a more serious medical issue). A diet based on high-quality cat food can help improve any gastrointestinal distress your furry companion might be experiencing. The following types of food can help cats with sensitive stomachs:

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   How do you know if a cat has a stomach problem?

   • Below are some of the most common clinical signs you may see: Vomiting. Diarrhea. Constipation. Decreased appetite or anorexia. Weight loss. Fever. Dehydration. Abdominal pain (you may notice a hunched posture, overgrooming of the abdomen, or your kitty getting upset when you try to pick them up). Abdominal enlargement/distension.

   Cat Digestive Problems: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment

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   Can cats with sensitive stomachs eat meat?

   • The following types of food can help cats with sensitive stomachs: Low-fat animal-based protein such as fish, chicken, duck, and turkey contain less fat than beef, pork, and lamb, which can be kinder to some cats’ stomachs. Moving your cat onto a grain-free diet could potentially help, as some grains can cause digestive problems for cats.

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   What should I know about cat digestive system problems?

   • Here are some important things to know about cat digestive system problems. Digestive issues (also known as gastrointestinal or GI issues) may be obvious and sudden. Or, they could be subtle and develop gradually over time. Below are some of the most common clinical signs you may see: Vomiting. Diarrhea. Constipation.

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    Nov 23, 2023 · Since digestive issues are very common in cats, most pets will have at least a few episodes of stomach upset during their lifetime. But by taking precautions — and seeking veterinary care early if your kitty isn’t feeling well — you can help keep your furry BFF as healthy as possible.