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I'm trying to get my cat to eat wet food more than dry if I can find one that agrees with her tummy since most wet foods give her soft poop or diarrhea. Has anyone noticed if timed feedings make kitty eat more than just having food out all day?
We are having carpets put in this week and things are all moved all over the place and I have had to put food down for her 2 or 3 times a day because I can't have my dog getting to her food. It's usually up on a higher place where the dog can't get it but I can't do that right now. I noticed that she will eat more food that way. She normally eats some dry overnight, nibbles during the day and eats more wet in the evenings. Twice she has eaten her wet much better this week and I'm assuming it's that she's hungrier without picking all day. Is it ok to do timed feedings for cats? She just turned a year old this month. I feed my dog twice a day and I wouldn't mind doing the same with her and feeding them at the same time. I know if she goes too long, she will vomit some foamy stuff and I wouldn't want that to happen either.
We are having carpets put in this week and things are all moved all over the place and I have had to put food down for her 2 or 3 times a day because I can't have my dog getting to her food. It's usually up on a higher place where the dog can't get it but I can't do that right now. I noticed that she will eat more food that way. She normally eats some dry overnight, nibbles during the day and eats more wet in the evenings. Twice she has eaten her wet much better this week and I'm assuming it's that she's hungrier without picking all day. Is it ok to do timed feedings for cats? She just turned a year old this month. I feed my dog twice a day and I wouldn't mind doing the same with her and feeding them at the same time. I know if she goes too long, she will vomit some foamy stuff and I wouldn't want that to happen either.