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hmmm well I've ordered some so I'm going to give it a try, I like to be open minded, but I'm a little worried now as I dont want them getting upset tummies.. as you know once a kit's tummy is upset it takes alot to get it back to normal!!
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Well have to say everytime i mention Tuna or Tuna is mentioned-it's like you've used a blasphemous word as the Orijen brigade go right off on oneHowever we use Asda's own Tuna chunks in brineI know and all our cats/kitts are fine and it's all our old man Noodles sensitive tum will aloow him to eat without any backlash as it were-it's his main source of food,i do wash off the brine and for our other cats/kitts and occasionally Noodies mix it with white fish,prawns and eek:finley grated cheeseI say 10 hail Marys and watch them flourish and grow and drop nice firm non to smelly turds and thus far a particularly fine wet sample of wee-not that i am an expert but i know good wee from bad weeSo for us and ours at least it works Bee
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Old 17-06-2008, 09:27 AM
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My cats are about 6 months old, and i give them tuna every saturday They absolutely love it and it has not caused any problems at all. (vet 'approved')
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Mine will only eat John West's tuna chunks, forget your supermarket brands! I actually have a brilliant photo for this thread...Lucky likes his John West





In all honestly, they don't get actual tinned tuna very often. When I open a tin, the onnly way I can get them away from climbing up my leg is to give them a bit, so I put a little spoonfull in each dish (without the brine of course) and run back to use up the tuna quick or they'll be back again!

They do quite often get tuna flavoured cat food, but I don't think of that as being tuna, just cat food
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I feed mine Tuna occansionally as a treat they love it and as for the cheese, i couldnt beleive my eyes when 1 of my girls pinch a block and ran off with it, she hid till it was all gone with no after affect,
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Again with this mercury thing-our cats would seriously have to eat S**tloads of nothing but Tuna-and then someGreat pics btwGlad your back with us DL
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Love the pic - mine enjoy a bit of John West too
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Re: Tuna for Cats....
The only thing I've heard about tuna is that an all-tuna diet will eventually lead to blindness. Well -with anything if you're going to feed them a non-complete diet for all of their lives they're going to develop something hideous!

Our very small kittens are weaned on Applaws (both chicken based and tuna based), our older kittens and cats have tuna in spring water if I'm running behind with cat chores and need something quick. In reality this does happen perhaps twice a week!
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ha ha I LOVE those pics.. your cat looks like he's in heaven there!

Lynn, Ragdolls are pests for running away with things.. In Lolas bed I found a nail polish, a lip gloss and my mobile phone (which some how they had taken off the charger!)
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