| Versailles |
| Bird, Mixed with kibble, yes. Do what you were doing before he started getting gut issues. Then wean him to something healthier if you're concerned. |
Heavy Snow, Limited Visibility| Versailles |
| Bird, Mixed with kibble, yes. Do what you were doing before he started getting gut issues. Then wean him to something healthier if you're concerned. |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| It's wet cat food and I only give them half a spoonful each, in addition to the dry cat food |
| Versailles |
| Well. Best I can suggest is trying another brand. Mix it with kibble. That way he gets the nutrition he needs, while ruling out the possibility of too much hydration. |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| Maybe I need to go back to it, but it doesn't seem very healthy in terms of wet food. |
| Versailles |
| Like he was straight up raised on that. No way he just suddenly becomes intolerant. |
| Snitches' Stitches |
| Arctic You should probably switch from meow mix if your able to something more along the lines of Hills Science diet. Meow Mix is like feeding your cat McDonalds, compared to something that's more formulated for health. Feeding something like Science diet or Royal Canin also allows for more easy switching to a prescription diet if your kitty ever develops a health issue like chronic kidney disease, frequent urinary issues, or bowel disorders. |
| Versailles |
| That too. Try swapping brands. Although I'm unsure why he'd suddenly be intolerant... I thought he was still on Friskies when you asked me about this last night. Which he was okay with, no? |
| The Old Gods |
| The wet foods that are in a sauce almost always have wheat gluten in them as a thickener. |
| Coruscant Farm |
| There's some evidence legumes are bad for their heart too, like stuff with peas or chickpeas. I try to limit what my cats have of that in their diet, but it's so hard to find pea free food. some of the Wellness dry foods are pea free tho. |
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| Versailles |
| Bird, Mixed with kibble, yes. Do what you were doing before he started getting gut issues. Then wean him to something healthier if you're concerned. |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| It's wet cat food and I only give them half a spoonful each, in addition to the dry cat food |
| Versailles |
| Well. Best I can suggest is trying another brand. Mix it with kibble. That way he gets the nutrition he needs, while ruling out the possibility of too much hydration. |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| Maybe I need to go back to it, but it doesn't seem very healthy in terms of wet food. |
| Versailles |
| Like he was straight up raised on that. No way he just suddenly becomes intolerant. |
| Snitches' Stitches |
| Arctic You should probably switch from meow mix if your able to something more along the lines of Hills Science diet. Meow Mix is like feeding your cat McDonalds, compared to something that's more formulated for health. Feeding something like Science diet or Royal Canin also allows for more easy switching to a prescription diet if your kitty ever develops a health issue like chronic kidney disease, frequent urinary issues, or bowel disorders. |
| Versailles |
| That too. Try swapping brands. Although I'm unsure why he'd suddenly be intolerant... I thought he was still on Friskies when you asked me about this last night. Which he was okay with, no? |
| The Old Gods |
| The wet foods that are in a sauce almost always have wheat gluten in them as a thickener. |
| Coruscant Farm |
| There's some evidence legumes are bad for their heart too, like stuff with peas or chickpeas. I try to limit what my cats have of that in their diet, but it's so hard to find pea free food. some of the Wellness dry foods are pea free tho. |
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