I bought them the duck, lamb and venison varieties.
Very expensive, very good stuff, the idiot cats still prefer
the dry food.
What the f.ck?!
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MaryL - 29 Oct 2005 15:30 GMT
>I bought them the duck, lamb and venison varieties.
> Very expensive, very good stuff, the idiot cats still prefer
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It is very common for cats to prefer dry food, especially if that is what
they have been used to. I had to gradually acclimate Holly and Duffy to
canned (Wellness, Felidae, and Innova). They objected strongly in the
beginning, and I had real guilt pangs about it. However, now they love it,
and the change to a better diet is very noticeable in their beautiful coats.
I do still give them a small amount of Wellness dry every few days as a
"treat."
MaryL
Barb - 29 Oct 2005 16:22 GMT
If that's not like cats. My cars tire of some of the cans of Wellness. I
mean like we are down to about two flavors- turkey and turkey and turkey
and salmon. Sometimes I give them some Fancy Feast so at least they can
have more variety. After their canned food I give them some Wellness dry
food. They never seem to get tired of that.
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Lumpy - 29 Oct 2005 18:09 GMT
> I bought them the duck, lamb and venison varieties.
> Very expensive, very good stuff, the idiot cats still prefer
> the dry food.
>
> What the f.ck?!
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They are creatures of habit. Before plopping a new food down
you might have read up on how to introduce a new food.
Besides, how would you know what they eat? They are probably
killing mice, birds, etc. and could be having antifreeze on the rocks
for all you know.
Barb - 30 Oct 2005 19:27 GMT
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They are creatures of habit. Before plopping a new food down
you might have read up on how to introduce a new food.
My cats don't have a problem with new foods. They just eventually seem to
get sick of all the foods except the Wellness dry food.
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