I switched my cats from Royal Canin Indoor 27 to RC Light 37 last week. Bickford is 23 lbs and the vet would like him to lose some weight. Bob isn't having a problem with the new food but Bickford is spitting up after eating from time to time and is less enthusiastic about going to the bowl. Should I switch back to the regular food or mix it with the new food, or do I need to call the vet?
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Light Food Switch
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Light food s have more grains to lighten up the fat... compare the two and see if a new grain is in the light
food should always be mixed at least for a few days , I like 2 weeks
food should always be mixed at least for a few days , I like 2 weeks
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Thanks. I went out at lunch (in the pouring rain) to Petco and picked up a small bag of RC Indoor 27. Is there anything I wouldn't do for my kits?
