How do you feed your cat?

I picked the last option (all soft, no kibble), as all my girls (and dog) eat RAW. That fits under "soft" right? lol

raw 2x day, 1/3-1/2 cup dry to share overnight, chicken neck/wing 3-5 times week.

4 of my cats are free fed dry with one meal of wet a day. My 5th cat her portions are measured and she is not free fed.

Riley is free-fed dry and gets 2 wet meals per day.

Our cats actually get three dry servings a day. We don't give them soft unless it's a snack every now and again. I don't know if that's good or bad?

I free feed dry kibble, with soft as a treat every now and then, but after reading about feeding practices here I'll probably add soft to their diets. With Sohni, it will be a problem I bet as he'll ignore his dry and yowl at me for more soft food

Raw 1 or 2 meals a day (depending on schedule, sometimes they get all their food in one meal), and a 'chewy' meal once a week or so (this week it was rabbbit peices. They loved that!)

Roxie gets a measured amount of dry and 2 feedings of wet a day

Jamie gets a measured amount (30 g.) of dry in the morning, and a can of food (70 g.) in the evening. If I free-fed dry, he wouldn't eat any canned.

I feed 4 pouches over 2 meals and kibble freely. (3/4 to adult twice and 1 1/4 between 4 kittens twice daily) they need as much as they can get at the mo. Ziggy is so Skinny!!!

Ran out of puches today (only 12 in a box and theres only so many I can fit in the cupboard! ) So they are only on free kibble for the day

Harley & Bayley are free fed dry & given 1 wet meal every night. They used to get 2 when I was able to go home for lunch, but now they are surviving on one at night!

I voted for all soft no kibble since there is no option for raw. Our kitties are fed 2x a day, about 2 heaping tbsp each.

My 2 cats are overweight so they need to be fed a predominantly wet food diet. I have to keep them used to some dry in case I have to rely on a pet sitter who can't come to my house 3 times a day to feed wet food.

They get wet food 3 times a day. Each feeding is 1/2 of a 3 oz can or 1/4 of a 5.5 oz can per cat and only 1/4 of a cup of dry food for both cats too share and CET chews for the teeth.

If my cats aren't eating enough canned food on certain days I increase the dry food to 1/3 of a cup for both cats to share.

Also I purchased a professional pet scale so I can keep track of their weight and how much I need to feed them.

Brand of dry foods change from time to time and they get a rotation variety of wet food brands. I buy only high quality treats that are made of 100% chicken or salmon or Kitty Kaviar. Occasionally will give cooked chicken or turkey scraps but not too often. Would like to try commercial raw such as Nature's Variety. Don't know if they will eat it or not.

I feed Nimbus about 1/2 of a 5oz can of wet food (Natural Life, Nutro, Fromm) a day. He gets 1/4 in the morning and 1/4 at night. I free feed him dry food (Nutro, Chicken Soup) throughout the day. He seems pretty happy with his meal plan.

-Kristen

Free feed dry. Measured wet. I can't allow anymore. Chevy eats too fast and throws it up if he eats too much. I give Summer the same amount as I mix Cosequin in hers.

Lucy eats two meals of raw daily. She eats either Nature's Variety or Aunt Jeni's twice per day.

Connie, the dry addict, eats two meals of dry per day. She is now eating California Natural, but was on Nature's Variety Raw Instinct chicken variety each day. I am trying to figure out whether or not her vomiting is from her food or a respiratory problem, and I'm honestly wondering if it's not food-related (see my other thread).

She gets dry all she wants, and wet when she asks (which she does by banging the metal bowl on the ground over and over, looking up at me, and meowing, then coming over and rubbing on me) which ends up to be once a day or every other.

If only the foods that got recalled would get back on the market already (new ones, of course!) because she'll only eat shreddy/bits-in-gravy food.

I free feed wet and dry.

I'm surprised there aren't a lot of people whose cats refuse wet food... well, mine don't actually refuse it; but they lick a little, eat a mouthful, and leave the rest; so I'm pretty sure they wouldn't like getting their nutrition from wet food!