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Old 27-10-2009, 07:33 PM
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Re: Kitten being sick after the snip
Yes totally (well you don't have to buy another bowl, u can just give it a rinse and dry I would definitely try treating the biscuits and wet food as completely different meals to be had at different times... (like you might have eggs for breakfast, roast for lunch and then cake for tea, rather than a bit of each mixed up 3 times a day!) - and let the one go down for a while before letting him have the other. And of course make sure he's always got fresh water down xx
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Old 27-10-2009, 07:52 PM
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Re: Kitten being sick after the snip
Also - I'm using Burns at the minute for dry and I just looked up the ingredients and noticed the following claim being made on the description of their Feline Maintenance food (bear in mind I don't think they do a "kitten" range but the kibble is pretty small and fine for the kitties at 5 months)

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Burns Feline Maintenance is suitable for all cats, and has been developed to avoid excessive nutrients which can lead to conditions such as persistent hair loss, itchy ears, skin eruptions, tartar on teeth, bad breath and occasional vomiting.
Thought that may be of interest to you. Perhaps we are on the right track with the "excess nutrients".
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Old 27-10-2009, 09:02 PM
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Also - I'm using Burns at the minute for dry and I just looked up the ingredients and noticed the following claim being made on the description of their Feline Maintenance food (bear in mind I don't think they do a "kitten" range but the kibble is pretty small and fine for the kitties at 5 months)



Thought that may be of interest to you. Perhaps we are on the right track with the "excess nutrients".
Oh that looks good. Wonder if they do samples?
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