By Tom Ewing

Considering its complex architecture, the delicate interplay of its components with other organs and glands in the digestive system, and the many challenging and vitally necessary tasks it must constantly perform, it’s no wonder that things might go wrong with the feline digestive tract now and then. They can, and they do.

Digestive system disorders in general are among the most frequently observed health problems in cats. While many of these disorders are primarily associated with organs such as the liver, pancreas and gall bladder — all of which play a crucial role in the digestive process — plenty of them are centered in the alimentary canal, the long and…

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