Can you give him snacks in between feeding...perhaps when you are
having alone time with him? Id suggest tidbits like crockpot chicken
(a favorite of Copper and Thomas) or perhaps some hamburger. They
have to have animal fat.
On Apr 7, 2009, at 9:12 AM, Amy Ackerman wrote:
It's been a
My cats tend to be fattest on dry food. They are thinner, more playful and
energetic on wet, and it is supposed to be a lot healthier for them (less
chance of diabetes, etc.), although it is painfully expensive for 5 cats.
Mine have severe allergy problems so I have to feed them Natural Balance
Canned has fewer calories than dry. A cup of dry can range from over 400 to
over 600 kcals. I was feeding dry EVO and I think it's something like 650
kcals per cup. Wellness dry (yellow bag) was around 450 kcals per cup.
A 3 oz can, of Petguard turkey and barley lite, for example is 88 kcals.
Hi Amy,
I was having the same problem with my Fred, he is CRF. He was
steadily losing weight and I finally resorted to feeding him baby food.
I try and get him to eat minimum 3 jars of Gerber 2nd food Heinz
chicken, he likes the Gerber better, creamier and has double the
calories, 4
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