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Hello all,
I recently switched both of my kitties to all wet food diet. Being the finicky kitties that they are, sometimes a flavor that they love the first time, if tried too soon they are not too enthused about.
I also do use large cans, that I refrigerate until itâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s all finished, and I add warm water to the food at each serving.
I try to add some dry food crunchies, maybe 5-10 kibbles just so make them eat certain flavors as well.
I donâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]t have too many brands that are available nearby that sell large cans, so I am wondering of any other ways of enticing my girls. They are both dry food junkies of the past.
Which dry foods would make nutritious and yummy toppers that would be extra helpful with skin and coat as well?
Their fur is not looking as great on wet food as it did on dry.
My babies have been on all wet for maybe a month now? I am fairly new to wet food diet and all suggestions are welcome!
Thank you!
I recently switched both of my kitties to all wet food diet. Being the finicky kitties that they are, sometimes a flavor that they love the first time, if tried too soon they are not too enthused about.
I also do use large cans, that I refrigerate until itâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s all finished, and I add warm water to the food at each serving.
I try to add some dry food crunchies, maybe 5-10 kibbles just so make them eat certain flavors as well.
I donâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]t have too many brands that are available nearby that sell large cans, so I am wondering of any other ways of enticing my girls. They are both dry food junkies of the past.
Which dry foods would make nutritious and yummy toppers that would be extra helpful with skin and coat as well?
Their fur is not looking as great on wet food as it did on dry.
My babies have been on all wet for maybe a month now? I am fairly new to wet food diet and all suggestions are welcome!
Thank you!