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Any ideas for kitten that won’t touch wet meat,not even human grade,won’t touch salmon or fish ,just dried I’ve tried all wet food n nothing just buicuits ,even buicuits that say there 90 percent meat they won’t touch, £33 on a bag ,gave to my m8
My Vet had suggested high price food, but I could not afford so they shamed me, but suggested DRY FOOD. I found a nice Vet but then she moved. I took my cat in for labs and the new VET and nurse…or “lovely assistant” shamed me by talking to one another about the plaque on his teeth. The look they gave each other…so they give a prescription diet and it is Hill’s and it is expensive and it includes DRY food. Thank goodness I looked up online and found what I CAN feed him and my other cats and WHY. And it isn’t as difficult as I feared. Once the dry food was not there, they all ate the low phosphorus diet and I looked up all the supplements I may need-NONE of which any vet has ever suggested EVER. I am in my 60’s. They had some constipation so I added pumpkin…with no sugar of course. My older cats are playing again. I understand that vets don’t want to shame you if you can’t afford, but they could offer some helpful hints-such as tell me that dry food is nothing but carbs and cats cannot break down carbs. I myself avoid carbs so I get it.
Put a little bit of broccoli in the food the just a little bud part,, if my cat smells it too much he won’t eat it so just start with the tiny bit and
Could you please recommend a few dry food brands. And wet food brands. Thank you