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Hi all,
I have a cat that refuses to eat wet food that comes straight from the refridgerator, unless it comes to room temperature again. I've tried warming it up faster with sitting his bowl in hot water, but he isn't keen about that either. He will only eat it if I let it come to room temp naturally. Is this something I should avoid doing? I noticed it took 30+ mins for it to warm up again, but I don't want to risk him being exposed to more bacteria. Should I spend more and buy the smaller cans to avoid any risks? Thanks!
I have a cat that refuses to eat wet food that comes straight from the refridgerator, unless it comes to room temperature again. I've tried warming it up faster with sitting his bowl in hot water, but he isn't keen about that either. He will only eat it if I let it come to room temp naturally. Is this something I should avoid doing? I noticed it took 30+ mins for it to warm up again, but I don't want to risk him being exposed to more bacteria. Should I spend more and buy the smaller cans to avoid any risks? Thanks!