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⌈ Secret Post #3149 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Questions about getting a pet

[philstar22]

That's funny because someone above said food doesn't matter. But I think I agree with you considering cats are carnivors. Although, my roommate's cat, before she died, refused to eat anything but Purina. Didn't matter the flavor, but it had to be Purina. So it is probably a good idea to test things out and see what the cat likes.

Re: Questions about getting a pet

[(Anonymous)]

Cats can definitely have preferences, but then again, so do humans, and those preferences aren't always what is best for us! I noticed the above anon said Meow Mix. Awhile ago I actually went and checked a bunch of labels just out of curiosity, and Meow Mix was like, the worst one. Total sawdust food.

For what it's worth, a good method for switching cat foods is to combine the one they like with the new cat food. Let them have it mixed for awhile, and slowly get rid of the old food.

Re: Questions about getting a pet

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. You can feed less of good food, and your cat will be healthier.

Our adult cat gets 1/4 cup (2 pz) dry food and 1/4 can wet food each morning, and that's it. (WEll, big bowl of fresh water daily of course.) She gobbles the wet, and nibbles on the dry the rest of the day.