Natural Remedies For Constipation

My 7 month old cats are eating and drinking and acting normal except for the fact they only wet pee once within today and yesterday. I will take them to the vet if I have to. But all I think is they are constipated and need a remedy. Are there any safe all natural remedies i can use to help them!!

thank you to all who answer in advance.

If they also aren't peeing, there could be a dehydration issue. A great natural laxative for cats is canned pumpkin (not pie filling). They like the taste and it seems to move things along well. But if your cats aren't using the bathroom at all, they need more than home remedies.

2009-06-29 08:03:09 by ♥Alex♥

www.totalwellnesscleanse.com - In episode #11 of "Ask Yuri" I deal with the issue that everyone "loves" to talk about ...

I'm 19 and for the past week i've been so bloated, constipated, cramps Am I PMSing. Or is it IBS.

I was just wondering if someone can help me. I need natural remedies for constipation

Besides drinking a lot of water...you could try prunes, any tea that contains senna...oh that works! Activia, or any other yogurt with live active cultures, a salt water flush...google it...it works for IMMEDIATE results and is thorough...it consists of drinking a quart of water with uniodized sea salt...its part of the master cleanse, look it up for complete directions...my best friend swears by mcdonalds iced coffees...=) they have a laxative affect as well... Oh...my mom always use to kick up her vitamin c...that works too, especially the powder form in a shot of orange juice...works wonders...you can buy powdered vitamin c at trader joes...un-iodized sea salt at any grocery store and senna tea also most stores just make sure first ingredient is senna (root or leaves). Good luck! Hope you feel better soon!! =)

2008-10-18 14:22:41 by Allison J

My son has had trouble going to the loo for a poo since he was potty training and has always suffered with constipation although he does not get stomachache and just seems to have a really slow bowel. I give him lots of fresh fruit and fibre. My husband is a chef and I have Crohn's disease so we have a healthy diet. I have been told Flax seed is good - has anyone else tried this or can you recommend anything else I could try??

Hi, my son has same problem. I found that ensuring he has a good fluid intake and takes regular exercise that this helps. Fruit and fibre etc - healthy diet of course. Make sure he makes time to "go". I also found keeping a (discreet) record of bowel movements helpful as it helped to establish a pattern as everybody different. This gave us a warning as to when he was getting constipated and so we could take action. He also did not suffer from tummy aches and was often seriously bunged up before realised.

2009-06-02 11:14:21 by Pink Shirt

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Also cut down on your dairy intake.

2007-04-17 16:21:19 by tiredlovingmum

I am 2 and a half months pregnant and suffer from constipation now and then. I was wondering if there were any natural ways to relieve constipation???

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• Eat high-fiber foods such as cereals, whole-grain breads, and fresh fruits and vegetables every day. Add a couple of tablespoons of unprocessed wheat bran (available at health food stores) to your cereal in the morning and follow it with a glass of water.

• Drink plenty of water — at least six to eight glasses a day. A glass of fruit juice every day, especially prune juice, can also be helpful.

• Exercise regularly. Walking, swimming, riding on a stationary bike, and yoga can all help ease constipation and leave you feeling more fit and healthy.

• Listen to your body. Never put off going to the bathroom when you feel the urge.

• Ask your healthcare provider about taking an over-the-counter fiber supplement or switching to an iron supplement with less iron.


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2009-06-05 15:05:16 by Bubbles