Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat Health & Behaviour => Health & Behaviour General => Topic started by: Susanne (urbantigers) on January 11, 2007, 13:42:30 PM
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I finally got some Lacto B, as recommended by Gillian, to help with Jaffa's tummy problems. He's had soft poos and a gurgling tummy for several months now, as well as occasional early morning vomiting. The vet has excluded anything serious so I've just been experimenting with food. I started him on the Lacto B last Friday and bingo - we have nice, firm sausage shaped poos at last! :evillaugh: I've not noticed much in the way of tummy rumbles lately either. Remains to be seen about the vomiting as I think that may be something totally different but I'm delighted with the improvement in poos! :yesss:
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Excellent news Susanne, always nice to hear about Perfect Poos :yayyy: Glad its done the trick.
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Nothing like a perfect poo to start the day off well! Never thought I could get so excited about cat poo :rofl:
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I have just ordered some for my Jessica the cat with a bum like a cows backside.
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Where do you get this stuff from? I think I might get some for Zephyr who has always had very loose movements!
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Sounds like this is what the Bengal Boys need with their botties
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I got it from here, Sam.
http://www.petmeds.co.uk/s.nl?sc=2&search=lacto%20b
Doing the happy poo dance again today ;D
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Thanks I think I will get some. I assume you just sprinkle it on their food do you.
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Yes - you just mix it in - it seems to dissolve quickly and jaffa gobbles his food down as normal so it mustn't taste too bad!
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Its abit cheaper here: http://www.naturalpetcare.co.uk/petshop/product_info.php?products_id=397&osCsid=cd1eed1dc1637b0cd74dd24d1a7a4e52 (http://www.naturalpetcare.co.uk/petshop/product_info.php?products_id=397&osCsid=cd1eed1dc1637b0cd74dd24d1a7a4e52)
Although i havent checked the p+p
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Thanks Milly's Mum .... the P7P is £1.97 so it works out about the same.
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Never thought that i would be happy to see a post all about poo ...this stuff sounds interesting do you know if cats with diabetes/asthma are okay with it ?