My cats are weird. They used to love Foster and Smith and Wellness but now they've changed their mind. I have 2 cases of Foster and Smith canned food that I'm going to have to pour tuna water over to get them to eat it and then I will never order wet food on line or from a catalog again.
I'm wondering if any of you have any ideas for appetite enhancers that I could pour, sprinkle on top of or mix with their wet food other than tuna juice. I happen to know the secret that cats food choices are influenced more by their sense of smell than their taste buds so if I can get a list of what works I can work magic to get my cats to eat high quality foods that they would otherwise turn up their noses at. I want them to eat what I put in front of them rather than them training me. I have easiest access to Petco. They don't like Nutro, they don't like Natural Balance, Avoderm is only sometimes accepted. their favorite is Purina Pro-plan chicken and liver and they eat Iams chicken.
But what are some good flavor enhancers? Chicken broth has onion powder in it so I can't use that. I already know tuna water, chicken liver powder works sometimes, what else? Bacon drippings? Rather not. Can you get creative or what works for your cats?
I'm wondering if any of you have any ideas for appetite enhancers that I could pour, sprinkle on top of or mix with their wet food other than tuna juice. I happen to know the secret that cats food choices are influenced more by their sense of smell than their taste buds so if I can get a list of what works I can work magic to get my cats to eat high quality foods that they would otherwise turn up their noses at. I want them to eat what I put in front of them rather than them training me. I have easiest access to Petco. They don't like Nutro, they don't like Natural Balance, Avoderm is only sometimes accepted. their favorite is Purina Pro-plan chicken and liver and they eat Iams chicken.
But what are some good flavor enhancers? Chicken broth has onion powder in it so I can't use that. I already know tuna water, chicken liver powder works sometimes, what else? Bacon drippings? Rather not. Can you get creative or what works for your cats?