Ok so I have three inside cats. They have to stay in my bedroom for various reasons. Here's a run down of them:
Myst: 10 years old, needs to lose weight real bad, won't eat moist cat food or treats, doesn't play a lot.
Teddy Bear: 8 years old, slightly pudgy, annoys the hell out of me if there's not food out, beats up on Myst and Lela when he's bored. He's standing in front of my monitor now cause he's an attention hog.
Lela: 6 years old, slightly pudgy.
So Myst really needs to lose weight. I feel bad for letting it get this far but I guess I didn't really notice. I'd rather not buy diet food for various reasons. I kinda live in the middle of nowhere so my catfood selling places are basically walmart and maybe a feed store. Right now I've been feeding the other two moist food once a day since she won't eat it and giving her a little dry. How often should I feel them dry food and how much? She doesn't get much exercise, not really much for playing. When Teddy fights with her she kinda get some exercise I guess.
Myst: 10 years old, needs to lose weight real bad, won't eat moist cat food or treats, doesn't play a lot.
Teddy Bear: 8 years old, slightly pudgy, annoys the hell out of me if there's not food out, beats up on Myst and Lela when he's bored. He's standing in front of my monitor now cause he's an attention hog.
Lela: 6 years old, slightly pudgy.
So Myst really needs to lose weight. I feel bad for letting it get this far but I guess I didn't really notice. I'd rather not buy diet food for various reasons. I kinda live in the middle of nowhere so my catfood selling places are basically walmart and maybe a feed store. Right now I've been feeding the other two moist food once a day since she won't eat it and giving her a little dry. How often should I feel them dry food and how much? She doesn't get much exercise, not really much for playing. When Teddy fights with her she kinda get some exercise I guess.
