What if my cat gets soft stool after eating urinary prescription food?

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Expert Answer

Soft stool after eating urinary prescription food usually suggests food intolerance, but gastroenteritis is also possible. Stop that food and give pet probiotics to settle the gut.

Watch whether the soft stool eases.

If it persists or other signs appear, take the cat to a vet.

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Soft stool on a new prescription diet happened with mine too, the switch was abrupt, so I did a slower blend and it firmed up. But urinary food is serious business, don't stop it on your own, if the loosening continues or she's straining to pee, that's urgent, blocked cats go downhill fast. I'd ring the vet, a brief tummy upset is one thing, a urinary issue is another, keep the two separate in your head.

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