Low Residue Cat Food?

Question

My cat was diagnosed with Triaditis, and Eukanuba Low Residue is expensive. Does anyone know of a homemade recipe? Also suggested were Duck Potato or Rabbit Potato. Where would I find those?

Answer 1

Unfortunately, many vets miss the boat on this issue and focus on the meat protein as a source of a potential allergen and continue feeding highly allergic grains....all the while continuing to dump drugs in the cat while promoting a lousy diet. You may want to consider a raw food diet.
If you don;t want to do that you can try this first. Feed canned foods within these ranges
About 50-55% protein
About 35% fat No higher
About 10-15% carbohydrate Can be lower but no higher
This list gives the breakdown No cheap foods try fancy feast or better Fncy feast may not work because of grains Wellness and wysong canned are better choices
http://www.geocities.com/jmpeerson/canfood.html
This is how to make raw food http://www.catinfo.org/makingcatfood.htm

The "triad" that is inflamed is the GI tract, the pancreas, and the liver. They are linked in several ways. The pancreas and the intestines work in tandem to digest food. The pancreas makes enzymes and dumps them into the small intestine where the major digestion takes place. (he liver makes bile, important in digestion, and also has a duct leading to the intestines. Besides that, it has a blood vessel that brings in products from the spleen, pancreas, and small intestine, creating a clear means for those organs to affect the liver. In general, the liver is the garbage filter for the body. Malfunctions in other organs often end up being shown in the liver.
Hope this helps

Answer 2

residue cat food

Answer 3

Duck Potato and Rabbit Potato are made by Royal Canin, and are also known as IVD. They are only sold through vets.