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:) Wendy --- cindy reasoner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks. I called my vet and they sell Innova and > California Natural. They don't have the EVO or > California Natural in can though. Smokey has always > seemed to like the wet food the best. I guess I > could > order the canned food over the internet. > > Cindy > > --- Leslie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Cindy, I totally understand. I am so sensitive to > > eating habits, because to > > me it's the first sign of bigger things. My Satch > > has not approached his > > food with the gusto that he did before he got this > > cold. He's fine - he > > eats, but it's over a longer period and he'll > leave > > a bite in the bowl, > > where before, no way. He'd stop and eat bits of > > dirt, buttons, spots on the > > carpet on the way to his bowl for breakfast and > > dinner, inhale it, lick it > > clean to make sure, inspect the area around the > > bowl, and try to eat > > everything nailed down and not on his way back to > me > > to tell me that he > > could handle a helping of seconds. This cat would > > have been rounder than he > > is long if given his druthers. So now, even > though > > he's eating okay - it's > > not his normal and I don't like it. I'm hoping > that > > with the identification > > and treatment of the cough source that my ravenous > > beast will be plaguing me > > again. > > > > Anyway, Wysong is good, Solid Gold, Felidae, > Innova > > Evo (which just came out > > with the wet food a few months ago), Max Cat, > > Merrill - these are all good > > foods and I'm sure that there are more. Fancy > Feast > > actually isn't a bad > > one either. Satch loves his Innova kibble first, > > used to love my raw food > > (now leaves some uneaten) second, and then last is > > canned food. He always > > has gone in strong, but loses taste for it. So > your > > Smokey could be the > > same. Only using it as a back up and then variety > > is my tactic. Raw or > > cooked chicken (depending on your comfort level) > is > > usually a favorite with > > most cats (I usually cut off a bit of whatever > meat > > I'm making for myself if > > there aren't spices involved to give to Satch). > > > > Good luck, they can be so picky. > > > > Leslie > > > > > > > From: cindy reasoner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > Subject: Smokey > > > > > > Hello to everybody I haven't been able to follow > > all > > > of the post because work has been very busy. I > > hope > > > everyone's babies are doing fine. I had a > > question > > > about Smokey. The last few days I have noticed > he > > > hasn't been eating very good. He nibbles but > that > > is > > > about it. I had been feeding him EVO and can > > food. I > > > have tried different foods. I gave him some > > Purina > > > Cat Chow and he seemed to eat a bit more of that > > than > > > anything. I am not sure how good that food is > for > > > him. Tuesday night my husband took him to the > vet > > to > > > get an injection of Winstrol to see if that > might > > > help. He wasn't running a fever and he hadn't > > lost > > > any weight. Last night I gave him some chicken > we > > had > > > for supper and he ate all of that. What kind of > > food > > > do any of you use? He had a cbc done about 2 > > weeks > > > ago and the vet said it looked really good. I > > hope I > > > am not being paranoid about all of this. Any > > advice > > > would be great. > > > > > > Cindy Reasoner > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam > protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
