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Originally Posted by LVGeneration  I didn't try chicken necks and wings yet. I've decided that I want to stop feeding my cat mostly dry food, which is unnatural and I'm sure unhealthy in the long run. |
I got my cat from a shelter, and she has some food issues. She doesn't like any solid raw, wet, or canned food (even tuna! my dog
loves tuna).
It's funny, when I feed my dog her raw foods, my cat will come running over to see what's in her bowl, and then turn her nose up at it. I think she's hoping it's raw milk, something she does really love and will nudge my much bigger dog out of the way to drink most of it.
But she prefers dry kibble. And not the good kind from specialty pet stores or Whole Foods—she actually prefers junk, like the kind you get at the 99 cent stores. We've compromised on Purina. At least their line for cats with urinary tract problems contain no meat by-products, food coloring or artificial flavors.
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I think it's easier with dogs, cats are so fussy about meat, mine doesn't want it anymore if it's been in the food bowl for more than 30 minutes, even if it's canned cat food  |
I think it's because cats are true carnivores, whereas dogs are scavengers.