After two years of trying, my male cat will FINALLY eat canned food. Both my cats are at least 3 pounds overweight. (I don't know their exact weight now but this past March they were 13.2 (female) and 15.4 (male). At that time the vet wanted them to lose 2 pounds each, and I'm pretty certain they've gained a pound since then. So, if they were to get canned and dry, how much of each would they need? If getting all canned, how much would they need? I haven't decided if we can afford doing all canned yet.
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. Usually for a cat to lose weight - you should feed about 15 - 20 calories per pound. Start to gradually decrease the amount of calories they are getting and - feed three or four small meals a day (if you can). Good luck 
