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Feline IBS


Feline IBS - learn how to determine if your cat has Irritable Bowel Syndrome and how to effectively treat the condition.




Determine if your Cat has IBS

If your feline has IBS, there are signs that can help you to determine this. Your cat may have symptoms such as constipation, diarrhea, bloating, nausea and vomiting.

It is important to consult a veterinarian to confirm if your feline has IBS. Ensure that you follow the veterinarian's recommendation for medication, diet and/or lifestyle.

Feline IBS

Tips Provided

The diet for the feline is the highest priority in effectively managing IBS in your cat. Follow the veterinarian's recommendation and also keep a diary of the meals that you feed your cat.

If you find out that specific food products trigger your cat's IBS symptoms, then eliminate these types of food from your cat's diet.

Also try to prevent the stressors that your cat has to endure during the day. Similar to IBS in human, stress can aggravate the IBS symptoms in your feline.







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