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You could add some brewers yeast, spinkle a little over the top, it encourages cat's to eat. While you are preparing food you could accidentaly (on purpose!) drop a piece or two to make your cat think he is getting some food that he's not supposed to. You could also try a little tuna water over...

Glad your switching to raw, let us know how you get on, hope it goes smoothly for you!

IMHO i find it the same price if not cheaper to feed my two raw rather than canned or kibble, but then my butcher is very reasonably priced.

Thanks, i am aware of the ratios, i have been feeding raw for a while now. I was just listing all the muscle and offal but i apologise, i should have just stuck to the muscle meat.

But i didn't mention raw???????

That is some heck of an improvement. Just highlights the arguments in favour of a raw diet.

It shouldn't be too much of an issue if you provide enough variety of other types of meat, such as heart, kidney, liver, pork (which is a hit with most cats), lamb and beef (allthough alot of cats don't like it). Red meat is high in taurine so this is the favourable aspect of feediing...

As your having diffidculty finding a suitable brand do you have to feed dry at all? I will probobly be shot down here for asking this rather than just answering the question , but i wanted to know.

I can only second the excellent advice given by darlili. I just wanted to post to convey my deepest sympathy.

Well i hope you get some answers soon, and be sure to let us know the outcome.

Thank god flies exist to keep our kitties entertained!

Awwww, sounds like a real cutie!!

Hi and welcome!

Hi and welcome to tcs!

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome....yes i have 2 cats, Yitzach my 14 year old moggie and Walter my 17 week old BSH silver tabby. Getting pics up as we speak!