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Eating disorder


Question Posted Monday June 13 2005, 4:20 pm

Is it safe to give a cat oatmeal and milk human form,and the best way to see what is going on inside a cat's stomach is it by drawing blood or x-ray?

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DancinCutie08 answered Friday July 8 2005, 12:40 pm:
ok well u are supose to feed baby cats and dogs oatmeal or babyfood i guess it couldnt hurt as long as its plain but i would prob recomend water in it not milk

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selectopaque answered Monday June 20 2005, 1:32 pm:
I wouldn't recommend feeding your cat anything besides the cat food specially formulated for it- if it's a kitten, feed it kitten food, if an adult, adult maintenance food, overweight, feed her diet food, if she's a senior, feed her senior (geriatric) food. These foods are all formulated to be the best for your cat. Ask your veterianarian which one would be best for your situation.


Now, why are you trying to see inside your cat's stomach?

If you draw blood, then you will be able to see what's inside your cat's blood. You can tell a lot of things from the blood of an animal. You could also draw other liquids, like urine, and tell some things that can't be found out with a simple x-ray.

If you want to see something on the microscopic scale, then you need to draw blood, or another liquid.

But, if you want to see what's inside a cat's stomach on a higher scale, then you should take an x-ray.

What's the best way? It all depends on what your looking for. Some cases, you probably need both.


But, seriously, dont' try that at home. Your cat won't like you if you do.

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xoxunforgetablexox answered Thursday June 16 2005, 11:46 am:
well different cats have different reactions to milk. some may throw it up and get sick, and others will drink it like its water. but to the ones that throw it up, you have to stop feeding them it because they can die. And may i ask whhyyy you want to see whats in a cats stomach? it just seems a little random..

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Mackenzie answered Tuesday June 14 2005, 5:58 pm:
Wow; this is kind of a cReepy question; makes me think you'Re plotting somethin'!!! ;D

And I don't see how giving a cat oatmeal and milk would be BAD foR it. HoweveR, you MUST know that's just my GUESS; I'm ceRtainly NO expeRt. Although, I would think noRmal catfood would be betteR. Is she Refusing to eat oR something?? And X-Ray's will help figuRe out what's up in that kittie's tummie. :D

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OrionsFire answered Tuesday June 14 2005, 1:54 pm:
Cats are lactose intollerant, not to mention carnivores so neither Oatmeal or Milk would be the greatest for you cat.

As far as how to tell what is going on in your cat's stomach, leave that up to your vet. Depending on what they see as being a possible problem, they will do either.

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karenR answered Tuesday June 14 2005, 1:27 am:
Well milk makes my cat run for the litter box...if we're lucky she makes it! I thought milk was okay for cats but was recently told that wasn't right.

Cats are like anything else. If you want to see whats inside then an X-ray is what it gets.

If you want an expert opinion though drop a line to selectopaque if she doesn't answer here. She's a vet tech student and would give you the best advice of all. :)

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kaleidoscope_eyes answered Monday June 13 2005, 10:49 pm:
The oatmeal and milk thing should be fine, we breed and raise German Shepards and we give them oatmeal, egg and milk mixed together. As for seeing in the cats stomach, an x-ray would be the best thing to do.

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xBestAddiction answered Monday June 13 2005, 9:24 pm:
Don't draw blood from it! The poor thing! Yes it is safe to feed it that but just do the x-ray.

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K2204 answered Monday June 13 2005, 4:29 pm:
ask selectopaque

she is sooooooo good @ animal stuff!

sorry thats all i can offer, but she is soo amazing and wonderful @ this!

she helped me alot!


-KelLz-

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