We got our 2 kittens about 3 months ago, they are now 9 months old. They have been eating and enjoying grain free wet food as their primary diet (one of them is a bit of a kibble junkie and does get 1/4c. of orijen each night). We have been feeding a rotation of EVO cat & kitten, Evo 95% meat, Instinct 95% meat, with some other grain-free foods thrown in as well. We usually buy the 13 oz cans as they are cheaper per oz, and we always mix them with warm water after they've been refrigerated.
About a week ago, they started showing disinterest in what we put down for them--- they'll meow like they are starving and as soon as the food goes down, have a few bites and then wander off. We usually leave the food out if there is a lot left, and they might finish 50-60% of what we put out by the next "meal".
Their litterbox habits are totally the same, they are still behaving exactly the same- lots of energy and interested in play.
Should we be worried? Today I fed Merrick's turducken and they actually finished the whole 5.5 oz within 2 hours.
I don't really want to keep wasting so much food, but I also don't want to switch them to cat "junk" food just to get them to eat.
We are going to transition to raw at some point in the next 2 months after doing a little more planning.
I'm just worried they aren't getting enough to eat!
About a week ago, they started showing disinterest in what we put down for them--- they'll meow like they are starving and as soon as the food goes down, have a few bites and then wander off. We usually leave the food out if there is a lot left, and they might finish 50-60% of what we put out by the next "meal".
Their litterbox habits are totally the same, they are still behaving exactly the same- lots of energy and interested in play.
Should we be worried? Today I fed Merrick's turducken and they actually finished the whole 5.5 oz within 2 hours.
I don't really want to keep wasting so much food, but I also don't want to switch them to cat "junk" food just to get them to eat.
We are going to transition to raw at some point in the next 2 months after doing a little more planning.
I'm just worried they aren't getting enough to eat!