Greetings,
First of all - great website. One lucky cat-owner joining in. I'll continue with my question:
So basically one of my co-workers picked up a cat off the street, presumably pregnant. She hasn't taken the animal to a vet yet which is pretty unfortunate. Based on what she tells me she doesn't feed the cat very well so I decided to at least help her out a little bit and purchased a small pack of dry Royal canine babycat (we don't have anything better than RC or Hills in my country so bear with me on this one) for her.
But I'm sitting here thinking if I've done the right thing. I'm not sure if the cat has even tried dry food so would this transition be desirable given the animal might be pregnant? What's your take on this? Thanks in advance.
First of all - great website. One lucky cat-owner joining in. I'll continue with my question:
So basically one of my co-workers picked up a cat off the street, presumably pregnant. She hasn't taken the animal to a vet yet which is pretty unfortunate. Based on what she tells me she doesn't feed the cat very well so I decided to at least help her out a little bit and purchased a small pack of dry Royal canine babycat (we don't have anything better than RC or Hills in my country so bear with me on this one) for her.
But I'm sitting here thinking if I've done the right thing. I'm not sure if the cat has even tried dry food so would this transition be desirable given the animal might be pregnant? What's your take on this? Thanks in advance.
