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no bone, but I do use edible bone meal powder. so do you guys think I should go with the new diet that has more fat but less protein? I know cats can handle and need high protein, im just worried 77% protein is a little too high even for cats, in the long term.

get rid of the rug unless you are willing to patiently and kindly train your kitty to not eat it anymore.

oops, I forgot to add I use Wysong Call of Wild thats why I don't use organ meat and I keep cal:phos about 1.6:1.

This might get a bit complicated if you don't make your own cat food so sorry If I bore you, lol. anyways, my two boys have been on the same diet for over a year now and I've been thinking I should mix things up. Feedback from others who make food like me would be great. Basically upping the fat...

i think he a slight cold and cant smell his food. tonight i pocked a fish oil cap and squeezed it into a small plate. i put it in front of jj. jj spent about 5 seconds smelling it and he then proceeded to put his nose into the oil and moved his nose around for a couple seconds. he then licked it...

well, tonight just like last he ate just a bit of his regular food. he keeps on looking around while he is eating, its like he is spooked about something. he ate maybe one eight of his portion, and didnt eat more no matter what. then i shredded some turkey breast sandwish slices and he ate a...

yeah, im gonna get turkey monday. i checked jjs temp right now and it was 101.3 and julius was 100.6. i guess temp wise its ok.

wow, I havent posted here in some time now. My little gray DSH JJ is not himself. For the past week or so I noticed he no longer cries for his food as I am preparing and just about to serve it. He seems distracted. Also, he usualy finishes his 3oz portion 60 seconds or less and tries to get more...

cat are designed NOT to have thirst drive. They are designed to get all the water they eat from their natural prey. Continue feeding him wet food and I sugget adding little bit of extra water to the wet food. Dry food LEADS to dehydration, so you oughta cut that out completely for that and other...

oop, will it? I didnt know, honest. nevermind then.

My kitty JJ is 7 months, the other one Julius is 2 years. They always play together and sometimes the older one will hiss at the youngen cause he is being too rough. Just today I was holding Julius and felt something hard on the back of his right thigh. It was a wound that had scabbed and is now...

maybe your using an underpowered water gun, try this one, lol http://www.shop.com/op/aprod-p21595459?sourceid=3

when went from dry to canned my cats did this too. take a fork and much down on food and mix it real well with the gravy. make it almost paste like. when the cat is in the process of licking the gravy, it will have no choice but at the same time lick up the meat.

thats good stuff too. its actually very similar to CAW. the only reason I use CAW is because Wysong was willing to send me a data sheet letting me know exactly whats in CAW per each gram. FF was very unwilling to disclose much to me. But im sure FF is just fine, im just a little obsessed with...

I dont grind bones, so I use CAW. And believe it or not there are many nutrients that would be missing if one were to only feed muslce/heart/liver meat. Now if one is feeding whole carcass, then thats another matter. But the former lacks things like enough vitamin D, E, iron, manganese, iodine...

The best raw food supp I think is Call of the Wild from Wysong. It contains everything to balance raw meat, especially calcium. It is the most worry free way to feed raw i believe. Here is a recipe that I use, along with Call of the Wild and a seperate bone meal supplement. I store the finished...

not only does my 6.5 month old sratch the leather couch, he also chews on it. so i guess chewing is normal.

Wysong "call of the wild" is the best. You gotta trust me on this one. it has everything. you should also add 1 omega gel capsule to food every other day. be sure to follow the directions, 1tsp per 3 ounces of raw meat. idealy, you should use thigh meat, chicken or turkey are readily available...

gaining weight too fast the vet says??? First thats subjective and second all cats are different. If from above you can discern his waist, if he doesnt have a pot belly, if he doesnt have trouble grooming himself, if he has a visible neck, then I wouldnt worry about him. For all you know you are...

haha, good one.