REally try to find the cat some antibiotics (clamavox). See if that vet will
help you. If you have to make the cats food, try to follow what is below. I
mean, if you can even get CLOSE to it, the cat will be better off. Does it
hunt on its own? Where in Pakistan are you all?

Diet for Adult Cats:
Feed an adult cat as much as she will eat in 20 to 30 minutes. Refrigerate
the leftovers promptly. It is recommended that you feed your adult cats
twice a day. This recipe provides approximately three servings.
Choose one protein source (meat amounts given in raw weight):

1/2 pound boneless chicken breast or thigh, minced
6 ounces ground turkey, or minced turkey (dark meat)
1/2 pound lean beef, minced
1/2 pound beef, chicken or turkey heart, ground or minced

About three times per week, include one chopped hard-boiled or scrambled
egg. If you would like, once a week, substitute 4 ounces of organic liver
for 1/2 of any meat source. Another option is to substitute a four-ounce can
of tuna that is packed in water, a six-ounce can of sandines, or a
five-ounce can of salmon with bones for any meat source once every two
weeks. Do not use canned fish as a protein source for cats that are prone to
urinary tract problems.
For cats needing a lower protein diet, add one cup of cooked white rice.

Supplements:
Two teaspoons of olive oil or one teaspoon of olive oil and one teaspoon of
flaxseed oil
300 mg. of calcium (as carbonate or citrate) or about one slightly rounded
teaspoon of bone meal (human grade). (If using canned fish with bones,
decrease calcium to 1/4 regular amount.)
One to two tablespoons of pureed vegetables since many cats prefer their
veggies lightly steamed or vegetable baby food (without onion powder).
1/4 teaspoon of salt substitute (potassium chloride) should be given three
to four times per week.
One cat-size dose of multiple vitamin-mineral supplements (human quality) or
cat vitamin
One probiotic/digestive enzyme supplement
80 mg of Taurine (omit if using cat vitamin)

Other sources of books and web sites:
API also suggests that you obtain one or more of the following books, so
that you have a more complete understanding of canine and/or feline
nutritional needs. API does not sell these books. It is essential that you
follow any diet's recommendations closely, including all ingredients and
supplements. Failure to do so may result in serious health consequences for
your animal companion.

Dr. Pitcairn's Guide to Natural Health for Dogs and Cats. Richard Pitcairn,
DVM, and Susan Pitcairn. Rodale Press. ISBN 075962432. (This is very good)
Natural Cat Care. Celeste Yarnall. Charles E. Tuttle Co., Inc. ISBN
1885203632.
"Home-Prepared Dog and Cat Diets: the Healthful Alternative". Donald R.
Strombeck, DVM. Iowa State University Press. ISBN 0813821495.
It's for the Animals! Natural Care & Resources. Helen L. McKinnon. C.S.A.
Inc. Available from www.ItsForTheAnimals.com; P.O. Box 1913; Fairview, NC
28730; toll-free 1-888-339-IFTA (4382); info@itsfortheanimals.com.

His IP resolved to Amsterdam when I looked.

I checked the NNTP IP in all three messages and it comes up Monaco. Now, I
don't know how that would work through Pakistan, but is seems an odd troll.
Not very inflamatory. Innocuous subject really. Not that there aren't some
conflicting statements, but I don't see where you are pulling up Melbourne
for an IP.

The original question was about someone else's cats.