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Re: PriaposLovs, I have a task for you..
Gia NadineCats do eat fish, sometimes instead of Koshke Krunchies or Koshke Kanned Kat food (try pouring a tiny bit of tuna water in a shallow dish or an old plastic can lid. Watch carefully).Shadow Kibblesbane (my feline companion) would rather have canned fish meant for humans than a lot of cat food. He also attacks non-canned fish (whether fresh or frozen). I wonder if that's why he's now on three units of insulin twice a day (snatching human food).Phyllis
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You've got to watch that people-food canned stuff for sodium content, as the sodium can really build up in a little critter like a cat (or a minpin). But you probably already do check the content labels first.You know what the little critters really love? Baby food. It's already low in sodium, and my dogs just scarf it up when I give it to them as a treat. I dunno if I've ever seen baby food jars for fish meals, but all the little critters really go for the chicken.-- Nanaea
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NanaeaShadow will eat almost anything (including gefilte fish without horseradish). In fact, I have yet to find something he WON'T eat (he even will eat something containing habaneros, that meshugane).
On the other hand, the feral colony I'm helping loves almost any brand of cat food with broiled fish (without bones, of course). Oh, yeah, they love broiled liver, too.Phyllis
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