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Cat Health > Fiddlehead's URI

Shadow

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Purred: Wed Nov 25, '09 5:32pm PST


	Has the vet put Whatnot on L-lysine?? this is used when cats have feline herpes,or URI's Ask your vet, if your not on it.

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» There has since been 15 posts. Last posting by Freckles, Today 11:52 am
Food & Nutrition > Calories for weight loss?

Shadow

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Purred: Wed Nov 25, '09 5:25pm PST


	Munchie that really isnt alot of calories but take a look at this link link and it will tell you the amount to give for the one who needs to loose weight. You basically use the same formula, but you put in the weight your cat should be instead of actual weight. So for example if munchie weighs 14 lbs and you want munchie to weigh 11 lbs (this is safest for now) then 11x13.6+70=220 calories a day.

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» There has since been 0 posts. Last posting by Shadow, Wed 5:25 pm

Food & Nutrition > Does Anyone Know Which Pet Food Companies "Chicken Meal" does not include 4D meats?

Shadow

Just say NO to- KIBBLE KRACK!

Purred: Wed Nov 25, '09 5:13pm PST


	Your right Nigel Pibb there is no perfect pet food, that is why we have to get back to basics and feed what an obligate carnivore would naturally eat. That is our opinion anyhow.

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» There has since been 10 posts. Last posting by Prince Citron, Today 12:30 pm

Food & Nutrition > kobe is getting very fat!!! HELP!!!!!

Shadow

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Purred: Wed Nov 25, '09 5:08pm PST


	Kobe all I will say is to read this web page that I give you, it will help you understand feline nutrition better, and it will help you get your feline down to the proper weight safely. I would explain it all but I have a bad cold, so only doing quick posts. Good luck Kobe click here

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» There has since been 3 posts. Last posting by Sprinkles, Fri 9:00 pm

Food & Nutrition > Switching from free feeding

Shadow

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Purred: Mon Nov 23, '09 9:27am PST


	Best to keep on schedule that way their bathroom habits will become scheduled aswell.

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» There has since been 1 post. Last posting by Munchie, Mon 10:37 am
Food & Nutrition > Switching from free feeding

Shadow

Just say NO to- KIBBLE KRACK!

Purred: Sun Nov 22, '09 5:43pm PST


	Munchie I will have to look for that and send you the links. Yes the high protein dry will help gain weight, it may just alittle too much so be careful with it, never feed what it says on the bag. Take the weight of cat and times that by 13.6 and add 70 this will give you the amount of calories cats should have in a day.

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» There has since been 5 posts. Last posting by Munchie, Mon 10:37 am

Food & Nutrition > Need special diet food for my CRF.. Help

Shadow

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Purred: Sun Nov 22, '09 5:40pm PST


	Read this Wellness grain free is good and Evo line of wet Your vet should put yo on a phosphrous binder. Glad your kitty hates that KD, Blech!!!! its so innappropriate.

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» There has since been 3 posts. Last posting by Mason, Mon 6:58 am

Food & Nutrition > Switching from free feeding

Shadow

Just say NO to- KIBBLE KRACK!

Purred: Sun Nov 22, '09 1:32pm PST


	Here is a feeder that we use when we go out overnight. this is in British currency, we paid about 40$ canadian at our local pet store. automatic feeder we use the 2 compartment one. Though I will say that putting down about 3 .oz for each cat will be fine, and just leave it down, unless of course it is very hot where you live? It is so much better for them, than having food constantly available, its very hard on their pancreas. Remember though that the higher the protein the food the better, and the more satisfied they will be.

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» There has since been 7 posts. Last posting by Munchie, Mon 10:37 am

Food & Nutrition > Picky senior cat...help...

Shadow

Just say NO to- KIBBLE KRACK!

Purred: Sat Nov 21, '09 8:50pm PST


	Do not add water to Kibble as this can cause bacteria to grow on the kibble, which can upset a cats tummy, and can even be deadly. You can only do this if they eat all of it within a half hour.

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» There has since been 9 posts. Last posting by Onyx, Tue 9:19 pm
Food & Nutrition > Kitten and Cat Food

Shadow

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Purred: Sat Nov 21, '09 9:30am PST


	Why dont you feed a food that both cat and kitten can have? There is Evo cat and kitten wet food. Plus the higher protein ones like Wellness grain free wet are fine for kittens.

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