Originally posted by Russian Blue
Did you give an update somewhere else, and I missed it? What did the vet find out was wrong? Is it a food allergy?

I went to the Denes food site and it sounds excellent, especially since it's available near you.

Solid Gold is another dry cat food that you may want to try. It has Lamb meal as the main protein source, and usually when you switch protein sources, the cat does well (along with no byproducts, corn etc.)

Brambles pics are wonderful!
The vet said that he thinks she has a delicate gut and we are too keep swapping the food (slowly) until we find one she likes.

He thinks because she recovers very quickly with antibiotics, that it can't be anything nasty.

So I am looking for the best food with little or no by-products in it.

The vet suggested the first ingrediant should be a named meat. i.e. Chicken followed by rice/maise with no byproducts if possible.

But I am confused... I thought 'meal' was another phrase for byproducts ?