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I buy capsules and pierce them with a needle. I add this to Zoe's food once every other day. No dandruff, and her coat is super soft. I don't buy a cat specific formula, I just picked this bottle up at Target.

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What? Really? Can someone explain this to me.

Hope all is going well with the chicken breast. I have been supplementing raw into my cat's diet for two years. I generally feed two meals a day, when I add raw, I feed it as one of two meals for the day. No need to add anything else to that meal. Keep us posted!

Furry - What store did you find? I worked for a retailer in WA based out of Olympia called Mud Bay.

just take it slow. imagine how your cat must feel to find something new in it's dish. raised on dry or wet, raw is a HUGE change.

You will never know if you never try. You just might surprise yourself.

This question was asked (and answered) in the February edition of Catnip. Can anybody find the article online. I only have the print version.

How is Mizzy's coat? Does Mizzy have dandruff? She may just have dry skin, and had a particularly dry, itchy spot. What is Mizzy eating?

If you're comfortable without pre-made, try offering a chicken wing. If not, there a lot of pre-made mixes to choose from. Just because your cat does not like what you have offered so far, does not mean that your cat will not - does not want to eat raw.

So glad to hear your cats chose the raw over canned. Raw works, keep us posted!

Best of luck!!!! *note - dan, your patience is amazing. we need more owners like you. hats off to thinking outside the box!

The owner of In Clover came to Seattle and gave us (a MudBay employee at the time) a presentation on her product, OptaGest http://www.inclover.com/optagest_cats.html The science behind it makes sense.