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cat diet questions
I have learned a ton from this forum in the short time I have been here, and now would like some more "expert" advice on cat food
I am currently leaning towards a raw food diet for my two cats, but am "trying" other foods first, to try to find a happy medium between two very different eaters: Sherman: 4 year old male, horribly fussy, hates wet food Spud: 1.5 year old male, eats anything, urinary tract issues, compromised immunity due to feline leukemia Can I please have your opinions on Wellness, Go! and Now! brands? These are the ones I am trying right now. So far Spud likes it all and Sherman hates it all.... I would love to have them both on a similar diet but separate diets are fine if needed.... Does anyone have a quality brand they reccommend for picky eaters? Thanks! |
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Another trick is to top-dress the canned food with things like pulverized kibble, freeze-dried meat treats, parmesan cheese, tuna juice, etc.
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Some kibble addict kitties can be quite the challenge, that's for sure!
Sprinkling his kibble on top of the canned is a great idea. Pile the canned food up in a pile then gently press some kibble slightly into the canned so that only half the kibble is sticking out, then some pulverized kibble on top of that. Another thing I have found is the hungrier they are, the more apt they are at eating something different. No different than children , so patience and perseverance may be key to a successful transition. Good luck!
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