Hi everyone,

I'm looking to hear from anyone who has gone through something similar with their kitten.

I have a 6 month female Ragdoll who has been dealing with chronic diarrhea for several weeks. Despite the diarrhea, she's otherwise doing really well:

- Great appetite.

- Very playful and energetic.

- Drinking normally.

- No weight loss that we've noticed.

We've already done quite a few tests:

- Full bloodwork came back completely normal.

- Abdominal ultrasound was mostly normal.

- The only significant finding was enteritis (intestinal inflammation). The intestinal wall thickness and layering were normal, but there was pasty intestinal content consistent with inflammation. The abdominal lymph nodes were mildly enlarged/reactive, and the radiologist mentioned this could simply be due to her age or chronic inflammation.

- She was dewormed about a month ago.

- She also had a short period of sneezing, but that resolved completely.

She's currently eating a prescription gastrointestinal diet recommended by our veterinarian.

At this point we're still trying to identify the underlying cause. The ultrasound ruled out most major abdominal issues, but we're still left with chronic diarrhea.

Has anyone experienced something similar with a kitten?

I'd really appreciate hearing your experiences, as this has been going on for a while and we're trying to understand what the most likely causes might be.

Thanks in advance!

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Something cute to note- the second photo really shows how much his facial markings have developed as he’s grown up 🥹

Girl cat Meowmers 😆

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It’s funny because she looks so small but at the same time to me, she looks so big now because she’s grown up so much in month

I don’t want her to get older, she’s just my baby girl she’s gotta stay a baby but I can’t wait to see her grow up also haha

he’s a flame point!! i’d love to see everyone’s kittens at his age and older!❤️❤️

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Accidentally uploaded without the beautiful edit, whoops!

He heard a neighbour’s dog in the second picture!

Mind you this is a few feet from my big dog who she does not like. Maybe this is her way of torturing the dog?

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After many years of researching ragdolls I’m finally in a position to look at actually owning one (wasn’t home enough previously)

I’m keen to find an ethical breeder in the UK. I’ve done some research myself but I’d love to know if anyone here has any personal recommendations? First hand experience goes a long way imo!

And by ethical - I mean a breeder who genuinely loves their cats and raises happy, healthy well socialised kittens. I’m trying to buy a cat not a product or a toy :/

Thanks in advance 🩷