Hello everyone! I bought my 8 month old princess at 4 months. Since we brought her home, she was diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome. She throws up chunks of her kibble and sometimes has diarrhea with poopie secretions. Sorry, I know that sounds disgusting but I have no other way of explaining it. She has been wormed, so we know that is not the problem. We have tried her on a few different foods. The problem is that I live in Italy so I do not have access to a lot of the same brands that are in America. We first tried her on an expensive brand called "Trainer" which was 20 euro for 2 kilos. After that gave her vomiting we switched her to "Monge" which claimed to be more natural but is still giving her vomiting. We just ordered "Almo Nature" dry kitten food and will be switching her over tomorrow. Does anyone have any experience with Almo Nature? Do you all know if it's any good with Bengal Cats? I feel so bad for her because I know she's in pain. I don't know what else to try.

Here are the ingredients on Almo Nature:

Ingredients:
Chicken (incl. fresh meat >24%), corn gluten meal, whole grain rice (>16%), chicken oil, sunflower oil, beet pulp, oats, salmon meal, alfalfa, yeast, thyme and sage, yucca extract, grape seed extract, green tea extract, citrus fruit extract, vitamins and minerals.

Additives:
Nutritional additives:
Taurine 1170 mg/kg, DL-methionine 1120 mg/kg, vitamin A 32760 IU/kg, vitamin D3 2275 IU/kg, vitamin E 210 mg/kg. Trace elements: Anhydro-calcium iodate 1.64 mg/kg, sodium selenite 0.53 mg/kg, iron sulphate monohydrate 321 mg/kg, copper sulphate pentahydrate 42 mg/kg, amino acid copper sulphate, hydrated 53 mg/kg, amino acid zinc chelate, hydrated 356mg/kg, manganese sulphate monohydrate 117 mg/kg, zinc sulphate monohydrate 296 mg/kg, amino acid iron chelate, hydrated 21 mg/kg.

Analytical constituents:

ash 4.0 %
fat 21.5 %
fiber 2.0 %
food energy 4155.0 kcal/kg
moisture 8.0 %
protein 33.0 %



This is the highest quality cat food we have here in Italy! Someone please help.
Thank you!!!
PS: Here is a picture of Akila.

Both of our boys have major reactions to corn products, even though the sensitive stomach food from the vet contains corn. Have you tried grain-free or corn-free foods? Our vet thought Max may have had IBS, but it turned out to bevvthe same corn issue as Faust. Apparently it's fairly common. Good luck with your pretty baby!

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