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>>713652

Change it's food to sensitivity dry and if that doesn't fix it but your cat has no problems digesting it consider gastro-intestinal/sensitivity wet food. Not sure how much it costs where you are but it is probably worth considering, if you really don't have a lot of money to take it to the vet.

Best case scenario is it could just be stress, I suppose. I'm not a vet but I work in an animal shelter working mainly with cats and maybe this'll help. If that doesn't work, if you're on benefits and live in the UK you can usually get reduced cost for veterinary services and sometimes free with the PDSA, depending on your situation.