Malibu cannot handle the red meats that I have given him so far, although he does love them.
He eats beef enthusiastically and can keep it down but develops very stinky, mucus-y stool. Yes, I did introduce it VERY slowly. After 2 weeks, we worked beef up to only 1/12th of his total meals and then the stinky, mucus-y poop happens.
Lamb is a little different. If I give him 50% Lamb and 50% Turkey for one meal a few times a week, he is completely fine. Stool is normal. But if I give him 100% Lamb as a meal, he vomits it up about half the time.
I know it's completely fine to feed mostly poultry but I really wanted to be able to offer him at least ONE "novel" protein since the rest of his diet consists of quail, chicken and turkey.
So is pork REALLY the other white meat? Or is it pretty much not tolerated by cats who tend to have a red meat intolerance?
He eats beef enthusiastically and can keep it down but develops very stinky, mucus-y stool. Yes, I did introduce it VERY slowly. After 2 weeks, we worked beef up to only 1/12th of his total meals and then the stinky, mucus-y poop happens.
Lamb is a little different. If I give him 50% Lamb and 50% Turkey for one meal a few times a week, he is completely fine. Stool is normal. But if I give him 100% Lamb as a meal, he vomits it up about half the time.
I know it's completely fine to feed mostly poultry but I really wanted to be able to offer him at least ONE "novel" protein since the rest of his diet consists of quail, chicken and turkey.
So is pork REALLY the other white meat? Or is it pretty much not tolerated by cats who tend to have a red meat intolerance?