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My cat Patch is possibly around 13 years old at this point. She has exactly one tooth, has had the rest removed. She has a very sensitive stomach and vomits a lot if she eats dry food. (I've taken her to a couple different vets over the course of her life for this, and got no real answers.) She does a lot better on wet food.
I want to give her treats! Especially ones I can put in a little interactive treat-dispenser to try and get some activity out of her. I had some store-bought ones but those seem to not be too good on her stomach. I want recipes for baked treats I can make her, that will be relatively dry, but won't upset her stomach too much. When looking for homemade cat treat recipes I usually see ones that are mostly flour... which doesn't seem helpful at all. What sort of things can I add to sorta keep the mix together that aren't really empty grains? Is there anything I can add to aid disgestion? (all I can think of is pumpkin, but in my experience that's used for constipation, and she's not constipated?) Would something that's mostly proteins, like egg and meat, be okay for occasional treats?
I want to give her treats! Especially ones I can put in a little interactive treat-dispenser to try and get some activity out of her. I had some store-bought ones but those seem to not be too good on her stomach. I want recipes for baked treats I can make her, that will be relatively dry, but won't upset her stomach too much. When looking for homemade cat treat recipes I usually see ones that are mostly flour... which doesn't seem helpful at all. What sort of things can I add to sorta keep the mix together that aren't really empty grains? Is there anything I can add to aid disgestion? (all I can think of is pumpkin, but in my experience that's used for constipation, and she's not constipated?) Would something that's mostly proteins, like egg and meat, be okay for occasional treats?
