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Originally Posted by Keeshondmummy
I did what my parents always did. Not out of lack of caring, but because I thought it was the right thing to do!
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Oooh, we've all done that before, I'm sure

And many still do, if they are not interested to find more information.
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Originally Posted by Keeshondmummy
I would happily feed the cats one kibble and one raw feed a day as well, but I really dont understand Raw feeding with cats, it seems to be a lot more complicated than dogs for some reason.
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It seems more complicated at first, that's why if you ever feel you'd like them to be on raw, you'll need to read A LOT about the issue, to make sure the raw you're preparing is as complete as possible; this can be difficult because we also need to make the choices depending on the type of meat the cats approve. But then, in time, everything becomes very easy, like the routine of buying, but at least we know exactly what the food contains. I can't boast much with that when it's about the commercial food.
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Originally Posted by Keeshondmummy
Dizzy is almost 8 now and I dont see her adapting too well to a huge change to that. She doesn't eat as much wet food, she seems to prefer the dried, but thats probably down to the fact that the wt food I had been feeding her is rubbish 
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I am not sure age is a key factor. For instance, until September this year I was still feeding my cats with some Applaws dry, but one of the cats moved herself to only dry, which wasn't the best choice in my mind, and that determined me to stop buying it and pass to raw. My cats are 2 and 1/2 years old (and 3 and 1/2 respectively), and they were accustomed with kibbles since very young. It was a very difficult change for them, but can be done.
However, I believe it needs someone to be at home and feed them 3 times a day (or at least 2 times), I'm not sure if this is possible when the owner is at work since morning till afternoon, I don't know ...