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Old February 16th 04, 07:17 PM
CarliEntin
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I have a 13-pound cat. (He's not fat; he's just a big cat.)
I'd like to switch from a dry only to a dry and wet mix diet. How do I know how
much of each to give him?

Thanks.



Carli
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Old February 17th 04, 01:13 AM
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"CarliEntin" wrote in message
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I have a 13-pound cat. (He's not fat; he's just a big cat.)
I'd like to switch from a dry only to a dry and wet mix diet. How do I

know how
much of each to give him?

Thanks.



Carli
"That's not a bee. That's a bear in a bee costume."


Sigma is about that big. I give him and Omicron (who is petite) a choice of
wet and dry food and they both seem to choose 50/50 as did my previous cat
which survived 18 years on that system (but did like attacking people's
breakfast cereal). Don't try to tell cats what they want to eat. Do
remember to give them plenty of water regardless.
Simon.


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Old February 17th 04, 01:13 AM
Simon Fitzpatrick
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"CarliEntin" wrote in message
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I have a 13-pound cat. (He's not fat; he's just a big cat.)
I'd like to switch from a dry only to a dry and wet mix diet. How do I

know how
much of each to give him?

Thanks.



Carli
"That's not a bee. That's a bear in a bee costume."


Sigma is about that big. I give him and Omicron (who is petite) a choice of
wet and dry food and they both seem to choose 50/50 as did my previous cat
which survived 18 years on that system (but did like attacking people's
breakfast cereal). Don't try to tell cats what they want to eat. Do
remember to give them plenty of water regardless.
Simon.


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Old February 18th 04, 07:37 AM
CarliEntin
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Don't try to tell cats what they want to eat.

I'm not. I bought him some Shop Rite brand wet food on a whim and he devoured
it. . . moreso than he does Fancy Feast or any of the other stuff.



Carli
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Old February 18th 04, 07:37 AM
CarliEntin
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Don't try to tell cats what they want to eat.

I'm not. I bought him some Shop Rite brand wet food on a whim and he devoured
it. . . moreso than he does Fancy Feast or any of the other stuff.



Carli
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