Prune juice will do a job. Put small amount of juice (an ounce) over their food. And also include lower fat or fiber food in their diet.
One thing to be aware of is cats can fool you, its straining may be caused by a blocked urethra, the tube that carries urine from the bladder. The owner sees the cat straining to urinate, but they interpret it as constipation. Take your cat to the vet right away if her litter box is dry and she is still straining.
For constipation, a sprinkle of oat bran every day can help, canned pumpkin is also an excellent source of fiber and cats seem to enjoy it. Give a little bit to her every day until she is regular. And of course, make sure she has lots of water.
For constipation, a sprinkle of oat bran every day can help, canned pumpkin is also an excellent source of fiber and cats seem to enjoy it. Give a little bit to her every day until she is regular. And of course, make sure she has lots of water.
Take your cat to the vet
Also.. Milk.. But I usually use like vegetable oil. Not a lot maybe a tablespoon.
That's ridiculous. Most vets say it perfectly OK to give a small amount of milk to cats once or twice a week. Cats love it and it's good for them.
Apple cider vinegar one cap full to 4 caps of water and mix in wet food
Absolutley not. Cats should drink water and water only. Prune juice can make a cat's stomach turn and the cat will not eat. THen you have to take the cat to the vet and pay for a tube to go through the stomach to untwist/turn the cats stomach. The same thing will occur if you feed them milk. The only milk cats should drink is mothers milk when they are babys'. Same with dogs'.