Whiskas caused my cat diarrhea—what should I do?

If your cat developed diarrhea after eating Whiskas, stop feeding the suspected product for now and offer fresh drinking water.

A sudden food change or ingredient intolerance can cause diarrhea, but other illnesses may also be responsible, so the food may not be the confirmed cause.

Contact a veterinarian promptly if the diarrhea is frequent, watery, bloody, or accompanied by vomiting, weakness, or loss of appetite; kittens and older cats need particular care.

Do not give human anti-diarrhea medication, and keep the packaging, batch number, expiry date, and remaining food in case you need to report the issue.

You can report the product concern through on Xolvie to push for accountability.