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I'm having a heck of a time. I've got my fat old boy (well middle aged, LOL), Rosco. he is simply a BIG cat, big feet and all but i have to carefully feet him because he can go from big to FAT really fast. Well he is indoor/outdoor (long story) and the neighbor keeps feeding him dispite my telling her not to, and he is, of course FAT again. HUGELY fat.
I've got Larry Boy and another new kitten, Sebasian. Sebbie is very scrawny (as was larry when I got him). So i am trying to fatten him up. I was feeding Rosco his food and the kittens Nutro indoor kitten formula but the kittens want to eat his, he wants to eat theirs. So I mixed it together. They ate that for 2 weeks and I recently bought a bag of Felidae and am adding it slowly, with the idea of having them on Felidae in the end. BUT! is an 'all stages' food REALLY OK for the babies? I am feeding them canned KITTEN food 2x a day (poor Sebbie had never seen canned before. i will have to post more about him later
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When we got Rosco as a baby, he was an abandoned barn kitten and we did the kitten chow back then, before we knew any better. he's alwasy been healthy as a horse (and roughly the size of one
). But both of the kittens were not very healthy when they came to me. And we are NOT allowing them outside. Which, with larry has been a fight (he was a stray, so he knows what outside is).
I've got Larry Boy and another new kitten, Sebasian. Sebbie is very scrawny (as was larry when I got him). So i am trying to fatten him up. I was feeding Rosco his food and the kittens Nutro indoor kitten formula but the kittens want to eat his, he wants to eat theirs. So I mixed it together. They ate that for 2 weeks and I recently bought a bag of Felidae and am adding it slowly, with the idea of having them on Felidae in the end. BUT! is an 'all stages' food REALLY OK for the babies? I am feeding them canned KITTEN food 2x a day (poor Sebbie had never seen canned before. i will have to post more about him later
When we got Rosco as a baby, he was an abandoned barn kitten and we did the kitten chow back then, before we knew any better. he's alwasy been healthy as a horse (and roughly the size of one