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Still having problems with Sasha eating
I am still after weeks having problems with her eating cat food, i have tried different brands but have stuck with jelly as her previous owner said not to give her food in gravy as her poo is awful afterwards as long haired.
One day she will eat the food, next day she wont. It may just be she is a little fussy lady but am pulling my hair out with her now. Even gave her a tin of tuna yesteday and she ate a mouthful and then walked away. Im now wondering is it the jelly that she does not like? Do they do cat food with just the meat and no jelly or gravy? I have tried to give her chicken roll and sliced ham which she loved but dont feel i can just give her that everyday. Please has anyone got any tips for me xxx |
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And apparently was only fed on dry biscuits so obviously me introducing her to wet food is different for her but she is only eating a handful of biscuits a day as well. So i cant even keep her on dry food now as have introduced her to the good stuff!!! ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Re: Still having problems with Sasha eating
ok me being stupid went and bought Sheba for sasha to try her with that.
but have just read the back and is only 4% meat. Does anyone use sheba and is it good? x |
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i think it is the smell is so strong and it is fish she loved it. up till now she would only eat dried food hills which is good for her. have you got a good hard food down????
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Natures Menu is more of a pate type food, no jelly or gravy and 60% meat. Other than that hi life as has already been suggested, or try zooplus.co.uk for a good range of foods. Only trouble with them is though, most of them are sold in 6s, so if she turns her nose up at them then you will end up being the local cat rescues best friend. That said I have only seen Natures Menu in boxes not sold singly. Sainsburys sell the hi life chicken and turkey as single sachets.
If you have a human food she particularly likes, you could try mixing that with a little bit of a sachet, then gradually increase the sachet proportions.
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