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If you are giving him fresh food, you could try cutting it into bigger chunks forcing him to chew and work at it. Chunks of raw lamb or beef are great for making them chew.
He like his raw mince and chicken.. do you think it's worth trying cuts of raw beef rather than mince?
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Re: Cats with sensitive Tummies..
If he likes his raw then definitely Chunks will slow his eating down and give his jaws a good work out and its good for their teeth - not as good as bones and sinue, but every little helps. You may have to cut it quite small at first, some of them are a bit perplexed at having to chew on a chunk. When you cut it up try him with a reasonable size peice and see what he does with it.
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If he likes his raw then definitely Chunks will slow his eating down and give his jaws a good work out and its good for their teeth - not as good as bones and sinue, but every little helps. You may have to cut it quite small at first, some of them are a bit perplexed at having to chew on a chunk. When you cut it up try him with a reasonable size peice and see what he does with it.
OK cool will give it a go.. I've tried giving him raw chicken bones but he not that intested, but would like to get him on them for the sake of his teeth..

Slowly weaning them off dry.. they hardly eat it much any more
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Re: Cats with sensitive Tummies..
If you can get him liking chomping on chunks of raw, I would try him on a chicken drumstick whole. Once they get the idea of tearing at meat they are away. The bone takes longer, mine don't like the bone, but will eat the joint end and a bit of it. Its slow but we are getting there.
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If you can get him liking chomping on chunks of raw, I would try him on a chicken drumstick whole. Once they get the idea of tearing at meat they are away. The bone takes longer, mine don't like the bone, but will eat the joint end and a bit of it. Its slow but we are getting there.
yeh my 2 love chewing the meat off the bone.. but dont like chewing the bone itself!

Lola likes carrying them around though LOL
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Our meezers go mental with raw and fortunately none of our meezers wolf their food down,thank god apart from our kittys which is quite normal,Noodypops used to almost steal his own food but looking back i think Patch our other lad at the time made Noodys nervous/anxious as now he's on his own he takes his time
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