know i just kinda see what they like or might like and mostly they love it-thank god,just thinly grated cheese sprinkled over the top-it just fills them a bit more and great for expectant mums-you always go hell for leather to feed your cats the best of a varied diet and feed your humans something really lame-and begrudge doing that

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Mercury levels in tuna are not a big concern if it is fed as a treat or part of balanced diet, but tuna does not provide the necessary level of vitamins, sodium or calcium to be fed as a complete meal or as a primary ingredient in meals.

Served as a treat tuna in brine or springwater is fine but serving as a significant part of a cats diet is not a good idea.

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Thanks Alan

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We give ours drained tuna chunks when we have tuna ourselves but that isn't very often, if we didn't give them their own they'd be taking it off our plates!

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Mine like salmon actually, but they can go and tickle for that, pmsl

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I let Alfie have some tuna couple of weeks ago and he did the most offensive farts afterwards... never again

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PMSL, that's what you get for giving them tesco value!

I've never had that problem!

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ha it was from tesco aswell! evil tesco

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but just think of all toses clubcard points lol

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PMSL

We have Princes! Wonder what the difference actually is!?! Apart from the price!?!

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