Recent Content by satori

Good luck with it. I don't think there is a fit for purpose product in the market already. Here in Europe you can find feeders with refrigeration and pre-warming functions, IP cameras, recordable voice messages for feeding times, etc.... The best of them sells for close to $500. And yet...

Please let us know how it goes. Btw, I find that the fewer carbs in their wet food the better in respect of satiety.

Yes. Stop feeding dry food. Simple.

Gorgeous cats. Always hard to tell from a photo but I wouldn't judge too much from the primordial pouch; it can be pendulous even in thin cats. If you have to dig for the ribs to find them then there's likely too much body fat but if they can be felt with a light pressure that's usually ok.

My first reaction is simply that they are hungry. They are slowly approaching the age that you are right to be thinking about their energy intake but I wonder if you are worrying about their weight unnecessarily? Rather than think of weight, how is their condition? They seem to be large...

Aha. Amelie is just like my cats. Felini should be approached a bit differently in that case. I add just enough hot water to make the meat wet (some cuts of meat will even absorb the water). I toss the meat to get the chunks uniformly wet and the sprinkle the Felini very finely over the top...

Thank for the warm welcome :) Here's a kitty hug from the boys :D

Well I keep finding this site whenever I google kitty questions so I thought it was about time I joined. This place has really been so helpful. I hope I'll be able to contribute as well as learn. My OH and I are devoted slaves to three lovely kitties, pictured below individually and in one...

I have three cats aged 13, 15 and 16 months. At least 2/3 of their diet has been chunks of meat supplemented with Felini complete, since they were about 16 weeks. They have done really well on it. The other third of their diet is either chunks of meat with TC Feline or pouches of wet food...