Is it ok to mix up two different brands of food in one meal?

demaya · #1 (**permalink**) 17-07-2011, 09:57 PM

Hi

Unfortunately my cat is getting fussy little monster, maybe it's my fault because I gave her too wide food choice

Anyway, at present her number one food is Bozita chunks in gravy and I know that there is a better food like Grau, which I have in the cupboard but my princess of course doesn't want to eat. The only way she ate it ( Grau) was when I mixed it up with Bozita, so the question is; can I do it for longer time?

Thanks for any help

Misi · #2 (**permalink**) 17-07-2011, 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by demaya

Hi

Unfortunately my cat is getting fussy little monster, maybe it's my fault because I gave her too wide food choice

Anyway, at present her number one food is Bozita chunks in gravy and I know that there is a better food like Grau, which I have in the cupboard but my princess of course doesn't want to eat. The only way she ate it ( Grau) was when I mixed it up with Bozita, so the question is; can I do it for longer time?

Thanks for any help

I hope so, because I do it all the time. Between leftovers and trying to get my cat to stop being addicted to one thing, it's common at our house. Offering a wide variety of foods is a good idea.

demaya · #3 (**permalink**) 17-07-2011, 10:30 PM

I do hope so too

. thanks for your answer.

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