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catrose

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8. Great. Seafood is one of the top allergens in cats.

Reply to Siwsan (Reply #5)

Mon Feb 6, 2023, 08:49 PM

Feb 2023

Next on the list is wheat. There are some foods that have a limited number of ingredients that might be helpful. I seem to remember that soft food gives fewer problems than dry food.
Here’s hoping that you find the culprit quickly.

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