Ok,I`m so dang confused here.As of now I have been feeding my kitten,Alley,dry catfood that my parents donated as well as some canned Friskees wet food.Both of which she seems to like.
What is an acceptable kitten/cat food for when the owner is on a budget?The stuff at the vet`s is out of my range,sorry. Since I have only the one kitten I`ll most likely be able to buy higher quality food after I get her veterinary visit behind me.
Is it best to feed dry,wet or a combonation of both? Being abandoned my lil Alley is not a finikee eater(not yet,anyways).She does`nt seem to be into people food and I try not to offer it to her.
I`ve also read that milk is not a good thing for cats,nor is canned tunafish.Should catfood be left available all the time?I`ve read that cats are "grazers" and will nibble throughout the day.My little lady has access to food all the time but is keyed to my schedule and seems to eat more in the AM and when I come home in the PM.
What about cat treats and or "goodies"? Which ones and how often?
Does anyone grow cat friendly plants or herbs specifically for their cats to enjoy and nibble on?This sounds like a cool way to bring a bit of the outdoors inside for them.
Thanks in advance!
HosMan
What is an acceptable kitten/cat food for when the owner is on a budget?The stuff at the vet`s is out of my range,sorry. Since I have only the one kitten I`ll most likely be able to buy higher quality food after I get her veterinary visit behind me.
Is it best to feed dry,wet or a combonation of both? Being abandoned my lil Alley is not a finikee eater(not yet,anyways).She does`nt seem to be into people food and I try not to offer it to her.
I`ve also read that milk is not a good thing for cats,nor is canned tunafish.Should catfood be left available all the time?I`ve read that cats are "grazers" and will nibble throughout the day.My little lady has access to food all the time but is keyed to my schedule and seems to eat more in the AM and when I come home in the PM.
What about cat treats and or "goodies"? Which ones and how often?
Does anyone grow cat friendly plants or herbs specifically for their cats to enjoy and nibble on?This sounds like a cool way to bring a bit of the outdoors inside for them.
Thanks in advance!
HosMan