IBD cat guide
5 Reasons IBD Cat Owners Keep a Box of PurrGut Next to the Meds
She's on the special food. She's on the meds. She still throws up on the floor, and the litter box is the first thing you check every morning. Here's the part of her plan nothing is doing yet.
If your cat has IBD, you know the loop. A few good weeks. Then the sound from the hallway at 2 AM, the paper towels, a soft litter box, and the carrier back out by the door.
That's not your fault, and it's not your vet's. Everything on her plan is doing its job. The food and the meds calm the flare. But nothing on that plan feeds her gut.
That's the gap PurrGut fills. Here are the 5 reasons owners are adding it.
It's the gut support IBD cats actually eat
An IBD cat has already turned down half the food in your house. She won't take a pill. She walks away from powder on her dinner.
PurrGut Daily Lick is a creamy chicken lick stick. Tear the top, hold it out, and she licks it clean. Nothing to hide, mix or force.
If she'd rather eat it from her bowl, squeeze it over the food she's already on.
It works on the half of IBD her plan doesn't touch
An IBD gut has two problems at once.
The first is the flare. The special food and the steroids calm it down. That's why she gets good weeks.
The second is what the flares and the antibiotics leave behind. They wipe out the good bacteria in her gut along with the bad. Nobody puts them back. So the gut has nothing to settle with, the next flare is already on its way, and the throwing up starts again.
Her plan handles the first problem. PurrGut handles the second, every day, right beside it.
Two ingredients, and each one has a job
Psyllium fiber. It soaks up water and turns into a soft gel. That gel gives her stool shape, keeps things moving at a steady pace, and feeds the good bacteria in her gut. It's why the litter box is the first place owners see a change.
A probiotic. Live good bacteria, to put back what the flares and the antibiotics took out.
Both come in one stick, in a chicken treat she wants. One stick is her full day.
One sealed stick a day. No tub, no scoop, no fridge
Every stick is sealed on its own, so the last stick in the box is as fresh as the first. There's no tub to open every morning and no powder to measure.
One stick a day. 30 sticks in a box. One box is one month.
It takes about ten seconds, and to her it feels like a treat, not like medicine.
12,000+ owners rate it 4.8/5. Watch the litter box first
PurrGut has a 4.8 out of 5 from 12,000+ happy customers.
Here's what to watch for, in order. The litter box first, usually in the first two weeks: firmer and more regular. Then fewer piles to clean up. Then mornings that don't start on your knees with the paper towels.
And if you don't see it, you get every dollar back. Every order comes with a 90-day money-back guarantee.
Keep her vet's plan. Keep her food. Add the part that feeds her gut, one stick a day, and let the litter box tell you it's working.
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What's in every stick
1 stick a day · 30 sticks per box
PurrGut vs the usual add-ons
| PurrGut | Powders, capsules, pumpkin | |
|---|---|---|
| How she takes it | Licks it straight from the stick | Mixed into her food, or pilled |
| Fiber and probiotic | Both, in one stick | Usually one or the other |
| How it's packed | One sealed stick a day | A tub, bottle or can you open every day |
| If she won't eat it | 90 days to get your money back | It sits in the cupboard |
What to expect
- Week 1Half a stick a day while her gut gets used to the fiber.
- Weeks 1 to 2The litter box changes first. Firmer, more regular, easier to scoop.
- Weeks 2 to 3Fewer piles on the floor and less cleaning up.
- Month 2 and onKeep going. The good bacteria need feeding every day, not just after a flare.
Questions IBD cat owners ask
She's already under vet care for IBD. Can she have it?
Yes. PurrGut is a daily chicken treat with psyllium fiber and a probiotic. It goes beside her vet's plan, not instead of it. Keep her food and her meds as they are.
Her stomach is sensitive. How do I start?
Half a stick a day for the first week, so her gut can get used to the fiber. Then one stick a day.
She's picky. Will she eat it?
It's creamy chicken, so most cats lick it straight from the stick. You can also squeeze it over the food she's already eating.
When will I see a difference?
Watch the litter box first. Most owners see firmer, more regular stool in the first two weeks, then fewer piles to clean up by week 3.
What if it doesn't work for her?
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