Cat advice

by **Maria** » 26 May 2005, 09:25

Oops!

I just clicked on your link while at work Bob. Now my 2nd years want to know "What on earth was that?" :oops:

by DG » 26 May 2005, 09:25

I am having a similar problem with my eldest cat, Sara. She's gone through stages like this before but this time it's lasted nearly 2 months. What does work for her is raw egg mixed up with a bit of milk, raw minced beef (that seems to work for both my cats when they are recovering from illness), boiled chicken and wafer thin sliced ham. But it can be difficult. We were away for the weekend and my neighbour was kind enough to feed them. Made me a bit worried about how much Sara actually ate due to her picky stage.

Good luck.

Oh, just another thought. Sara is quite a fluffy cat and often gets a bit off her food at this time of the year when she's molting. I have to brush her even more just now and some times get the grass Dada mentioned to help her with the fir balls. All these things can knock cats off their routines a bit.

DG

by **Epykat** » 26 May 2005, 22:29

by **Robin!** » 27 May 2005, 21:51

by **Dadaist** » 28 May 2005, 07:55

by **Robin!** » 28 May 2005, 10:56

by **susanscott** » 29 May 2005, 20:35

by **Sandra** » 29 May 2005, 23:13

my mum's cat loved chicken or tuna from the tin.

by **Dadaist** » 29 May 2005, 23:31

I really love the smell of cat food. Never tasted it though.

When you open a tin of Fray Bentos, before you cook it, it smells almost exactly like Supermeat.

Makes you think.

by **Maria** » 05 Jun 2005, 11:29

I meant to warn cat owners after reading about this in last Sunday's Torygraph but hadn't got around to it. Many popular species of and can result in renal failure and death.
Having just got into a panic myself when my cat decided to investigate some dropped pollen from the large bunch that adorned my mantleplace I thought I'd better post this pronto.

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