Mar 30 2011, 10:53 AM
QUOTE(karwaidotnet @ May 23 2010, 10:01 AM)
after about 2 weeks of feeding her with orijen (not the fish package) i dun think she or even me and my family can take it.
for her - the stool remains soft and smelly. some of it is a bit watery as well.
for us - hard to clean up and smelly of course. worse is when she spread it around.
need to get a need kibble today...
Added on May 23, 2010, 10:05 amsummary of her diet.
nutri-edge - the kibbles she was feed wif when she was born. stool is firm and nice. no smell.
oven-baked - stool is ok but it causes her to drinks LOTS of water and she'll vomit brown, foamy fluid afterwards. vet gave her some medicine. after the med is finish...she continue to vomit once in a while.
orijen - no more vomitting but the stool is nightmare.
i guess her stomach couldnt take some much meat (protein) at a time...pity i would say.
Hi Karwaidotnet,for her - the stool remains soft and smelly. some of it is a bit watery as well.
for us - hard to clean up and smelly of course. worse is when she spread it around.
need to get a need kibble today...
Added on May 23, 2010, 10:05 amsummary of her diet.
nutri-edge - the kibbles she was feed wif when she was born. stool is firm and nice. no smell.
oven-baked - stool is ok but it causes her to drinks LOTS of water and she'll vomit brown, foamy fluid afterwards. vet gave her some medicine. after the med is finish...she continue to vomit once in a while.
orijen - no more vomitting but the stool is nightmare.
i guess her stomach couldnt take some much meat (protein) at a time...pity i would say.
I am feeding my furkid Over-baked. And he had the same problem too, i.e. vomit brown foamy fluid twice. I talked to staff in Pet shop Ikano, and he told me don't feed him too much with Oven-baked because the food will bloated in his stomach. If feeding Oven-baked, have to feed lesser than the usual amount, i.e. feeding 1.5 spoon for oven-baked if you usually feeding 2 spoons for other brands.
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