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Behavior

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Jackson
Jackson

My kitten was using the litter box without any problems until a week ago. We try weaning him from wet fod to dry food adn he suffered soem diarreah. Then he started having bowel movements all over the house.. on the carpet, on the rugs, etc. We love him and don't know what to do. Please help.

One Response to “Behavior”:

  • Experienced Advisor Stacey Crompton says:

    February 10th, 2008 at 04:43 PM

    This is not a behavioural problem, it is dirrohea that is causing this.

    Please feed your kitten a bland diet of chicken rice, boiled fish for 2-3 days, (this is too empty his gastrointestinal system) then introduce a high quality food such as dry IAMS, HILLS, PURINA, JAMES WELBELOVED etc.. of a kitten brand also.

    WHen you introduce this food it must be done over about a week

    DAY 1 - introduce 4-5 buiscuits of the new food with his chicken

    DAY2 - Introduce a 1/4 buiscuits of the new food and cut the chicken down by a 1/4

    DAY 3 - Introduce 1/2 , cut chicken down by half

    DAY 4 - 3/4 buiscuits - 1/4 chicken

    DAY5  - 100% new high quality dry buiscuits - AT this piont there should be no dirrohea.

    If there is still dirrohea and your kitten is still defecating all over the house add more cat litters, try changing the cat litter , please make sure that the cat litter trays are clean (some cats will only go in a clean tray, or a dirty one for that fact!) Worm him for gastrointestinal worms round worms and tapeworms as these can cause this problem

    If you need any more information please ask me another question by adding to this one

    Hope this helps

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