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Tiny Deer posted:The only thing she'll consistently eat as a wet food is Fancy Feast. Her dry food is Orijen Cats and Kittens, she loves it, she's eaten it her entire life since joining us. It's just wet food where she wants cheeseburgers over steak.
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Glass Hand posted:Anyway, while the blood+urine test showed nothing that would suggest vomiting, my vet* mentioned that the urinary stats were borderline (pH 7.0, crystals in urine) which while not yet dangerous could mean stones down the line, which would be bad and expensive to deal with. Disclaimer: Maybe there is more to the story than the info you've posted here. I'm a vet but obviously have not examined your cat so who knows.
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Glass Hand posted:God drat it, why is it so hard to find a good vet. My first one lost his license for dog-punching, the second one couldn't use a scale, and now this.
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crowbb posted:I did try to order the food online after the vet suggested the food and they denied the prescription. They did this once before with the heartworm preventatives my dogs take. That time though they called and said to come in and they'd charge the same price. This time they told me we'd talk at my follow-up visit, which is in 2 more weeks.
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eager beaver posted:Thanks! Trying a different protein was on my mind, but since she was fine with the SD chicken I guess I sort of ruled it out... although maybe all the fillers in the SD made her poop normal.
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