Best wet cat food for cats that vomit: 5 gentle picks
Five gentle wet foods to start from for a cat that vomits, how to switch slowly, and when a vet visit should come before another food experiment.
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Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin & Stomach vs Hill’s Science Diet Sensitive Stomach & Skin: which wet food?
Both are over-the-counter wet foods for sensitive stomachs, but they prove their nutrition differently. Here is how Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin & Stomach and Hill’s Science Diet Sensitive Stomach & Skin differ on ingredients, grains, calories and texture, and which one fits your cat.
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Is it normal for kittens to have looser stool than an adult cat?
A slightly softer, less formed stool than a mature adult cat’s is common in kittens, since their digestive systems are still developing and a diet…
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Probiotics vs prebiotics for cats
A probiotic is live bacteria and a prebiotic is the fuel those bacteria use. Here is how they differ, what the feline research says, and which one fits which situation.
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Is it more normal for senior cats to vomit occasionally than younger cats?
No, and this is one of the more common misreadings owners make
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Why does my cat chew on plastic or fabric?
Chewing and sucking on non-food materials, sometimes called wool sucking when it targets fabric specifically, shows up more in certain breeds…
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Pumpkin vs psyllium husk for cat constipation
Canned pumpkin gets reached for first, but the fiber math rarely adds up. Here’s what psyllium husk does differently, backed by a 2024 feline study, plus when each is worth trying and when it’s a vet visit instead.
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Why does my cat’s stomach growl so loudly?
A growling, gurgling stomach (borborygmi is the technical term) is usually just the sound of gas and fluid moving through the intestines, and it…
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Why does my cat eat litter?
Eating litter, along with plastic, fabric or other non-food items, is called pica, and it has several possible causes rather than one
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Royal Canin Gastrointestinal vs Hill’s Prescription Diet i/d: which vet-recommended GI diet fits your cat?
Both are prescription diets your vet has to authorize, but they solve different problems. Here’s how Royal Canin Gastrointestinal Fiber Response and Hill’s Prescription Diet i/d Digestive Care differ on fiber strategy, protein and life stage, and which one fits your cat’s situation.
