Danger Kitty
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Hi everyone. I’m wondering if anyone has worked with a nutritionist that they would recommend. I’m open to feeding raw/homemade but want someone who is open to raw as well as store bought. I just want to find the food that best suits my boys.
My 2.5 yo non-savannah is the biggest issue. He has been taken to the vet twice for struvite crystals and is horrible at drinking water. I have bought 5 different fountains, tried different bowls in numerous locations, tuna in water and different types of water. He also doesn’t like the prescription wet foods and I don’t like the ingredient list anyway. All he gets is wet food and it’s 87% water.
My 2 savannahs I have been combo feeding wet with orijen dry. The younger savannah is almost 1 year old and successfully went through FIP treatment. He loves the dry food and I would be willing to feed him porterhouse 3 times a day if he wanted. I’m just glad he’s still alive. My 6 yo savannah has been healthy and the vet always comments he’s the perfect weight.
If raw it would be nice to find a base diet that suits each and slightly adjust for each cats needs. I have access to a local raw processor that has many different grinds with or without bone and organs.
Any suggestions for a nutritionist or to get my cat to drink water would be great. It may sound silly but I just had an oversized water bowl and battery operated fish to put in to see if I can get him interested in water.
My 2.5 yo non-savannah is the biggest issue. He has been taken to the vet twice for struvite crystals and is horrible at drinking water. I have bought 5 different fountains, tried different bowls in numerous locations, tuna in water and different types of water. He also doesn’t like the prescription wet foods and I don’t like the ingredient list anyway. All he gets is wet food and it’s 87% water.
My 2 savannahs I have been combo feeding wet with orijen dry. The younger savannah is almost 1 year old and successfully went through FIP treatment. He loves the dry food and I would be willing to feed him porterhouse 3 times a day if he wanted. I’m just glad he’s still alive. My 6 yo savannah has been healthy and the vet always comments he’s the perfect weight.
If raw it would be nice to find a base diet that suits each and slightly adjust for each cats needs. I have access to a local raw processor that has many different grinds with or without bone and organs.
Any suggestions for a nutritionist or to get my cat to drink water would be great. It may sound silly but I just had an oversized water bowl and battery operated fish to put in to see if I can get him interested in water.
