Feeding Question

Try to look at a health food store and try a brand called Petguard. I have
the pickiest cats in the world (TM) and they like the Turkey Barley Lite and
the Premium feast, Chicken stew light. Another thought is see if your vet
will let you buy some a/d which is a canned food for anemic or convelecing
cats. It is high packed calorie and EXTREMELY palatable. It may well be your
cat should eat this. I've also known it to "kickstart" an appetite.

Karen

"heynow" wrote in message
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Man o man, I feel like I've been through them all! Sci Diet, Pro
Plan, Iams, Purina One, Friskies, even the ol' Meow Mix! Can food,
packet food, wet food, dry food, 'savory pate' and then some! Thanks
for the PetSmart tip, I'll keep trying...I have had cats my whole
life and have always heard they are finiky, but good lord!

heynow wrote:

Man o man, I feel like I've been through them all! Sci Diet, Pro
Plan, Iams, Purina One, Friskies, even the ol' Meow Mix! Can food,
packet food, wet food, dry food, 'savory pate' and then some! Thanks
for the PetSmart tip, I'll keep trying...I have had cats my whole
life and have always heard they are finiky, but good lord!

Get a sample of both California Natural and Innova brand foods from
Natura and try them out as well.

--
"Its the bugs that keep it running."
-Joe Canuck

heynow wrote:

Man o man, I feel like I've been through them all! Sci Diet, Pro
Plan, Iams, Purina One, Friskies, even the ol' Meow Mix! Can food,
packet food, wet food, dry food, 'savory pate' and then some! Thanks
for the PetSmart tip, I'll keep trying...I have had cats my whole
life and have always heard they are finiky, but good lord!

Get a sample of both California Natural and Innova brand foods from
Natura and try them out as well.

--
"Its the bugs that keep it running."
-Joe Canuck

In article ,
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circa Thu, 22 Apr 2004 10:52:49 -0500, in rec.pets.cats.health+behav,
kaeli ) said,

You can supplement his diet with a thick paste called Enervite (other
brands include KittyVite, NutriMalt) that has extra calories, fat, and
vitamins. It works pretty well as an appetite stimulant, too.

Also Nutrical (my vet recommended this for Jacob).



That's it!
The name escaped me yesterday.
*duh*

TGIF

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In article ,
enlightened us with...
circa Thu, 22 Apr 2004 10:52:49 -0500, in rec.pets.cats.health+behav,
kaeli ) said,

You can supplement his diet with a thick paste called Enervite (other
brands include KittyVite, NutriMalt) that has extra calories, fat, and
vitamins. It works pretty well as an appetite stimulant, too.

Also Nutrical (my vet recommended this for Jacob).



That's it!
The name escaped me yesterday.
*duh*

TGIF

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--
~kaeli~
Synonym: the word you use in place of a word you can't
spell.
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