Did the vet give you any specific instructions re. the Amforol? It should not be given for more than 5 days and diagnosis should be reevaluated if there's no response after 2 - 3 days....I've used metronidazole (Flagyl) with Gabby in the past without any problems. It's typically used for anerobic bacterial infections of the gut as well as protozoal infections. It also has anti-inflammatory properties so if that's what's causing the diarrhea, it can help...I tend to agree with Marje. I think ondansatron or Cerenia are better for nausea and vomiting than metronidazole (Reglan). The latter works to increase gastric motility. My vet has prescribed it for nausea in the past. At this point, I think there are better choices...Some cats like yogurt (plain yogurt with active cultures). Most cats are lactose intolerant, though and I don't know that this is the time you want to find out if Gobbles is in that group. I also have no clue how much yogurt you'd need to feed to get the same amount of probiotic you'd get in a powder or pill. You can find the ReNew Ultimate at Whole Foods in the refrigerated supplement section. FortiFlora is available on-line. Another option is Pearls which are available at a pharmacy. The latter is a small pill.
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