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Apple Pectin worked on Mai Mai (a wonderful dog who found me) when she had
major IBD type symptoms. You might try that. I have used it on
cats with diarrhea too. My alternative vet recommends it highly. It
is a health food/internet procuct.
If you have men who will exclude any of God's
creatures
from the shelter of compassion and pity, you will have men who
will deal likewise with their fellow
man.
St. Francis
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Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2006 9:44
PM
Subject: Re: Check out Clumping Clay
Kitty Litters and Your Cat's Health
You know, I am wondering now if Lucy is actually allergic/sensitive to
all wood products. She got constipated after I put her on pred and was
feeding her just plain broiled turkey for a few days, as her intestines calmed
down and she was getting no fiber. I then started mixing some rice bran and a
little slippery elm into the turkey. She then had blood on her next stool, and
now she is starting to have soft stools again, even though still on 10 mg/day
of pred. I remember trying slippery elm with her in the fall when her
symptoms started, to try to stop diarrhea, and thinking it made her worse. I
gave it to her for constipation this time, and I think it brought back her IBD
symptoms (if that is what is going on). If this is an IBD flare-up, and not
lymphoma, I think it was caused by the feline pine litter. And now I think she
is worse because of slippery elm. Which makes me wonder if she is allergic to
wood derivatives in general.
Michelle
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