Thread: Recent poops:Not very solid and well formed!

It could actually be the tuna causing it - I think too much isn't good for cats. Also, how long are you leaving the raw down for? If they don't eat it then it shouldn't be left down for more than an hour or so.

You may also find that feeding a mixture of raw and biscuits and pouches can also cause issues because they digest at different rates.

I would take away biscuits if you can and concentrate on the raw food and wet pouches...if they both like the pouches then mix some raw in with it and then gradually reduce the pouch amount.

Not all cats like rabbit so I would try the pork variety which 99% of them will go mad for and also the lamb.

If all else fails, I would get her checked out at the vet just to be safe as they may be able to give you some pro-kolin or canakur, which normally helps with sore tummies.

Have they been wormed recently? This can also cause diarrhoea in cats.