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My F2 Kitten (5 months) Will Not Eat Dry Food Any Suggestions

Jarnco5

Savannah Adult
Where is the proof of this statement? It contradicts everything I know about kibble, which is a mosh of stuff heated to the point that it no longer has nutrients, so they have to add all the nutrients back in.

Which is more nutritious, getting all your nutrients from vitamins (these days many synthetic and/or from China), or getting all your nutrients from eating natural food?



Where is the proof to the contrary when it comes to a mixed diet that contains Innova EVO "dry" and Instinct "wet"... I never advocated all dry or against it. People need to look in the mirror here on this topic.

How are you sure on an all Raw Diet your cat is getting everything? By supplementing?

I did mention one of my cats would eat all dry and I want them all to have the ability however not all the time or even most the time... just want them to like it enough so when I leave they are happy.

I will say this read back through and I was the only poster who tried to answer the original posters question and in fact asked if they had a reason to want the cat on an all dry diet.

Elaborate on your "all natural" food please.

Thanks :)
 
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Dantes

Guest
Where is the proof to the contrary when it comes to a mixed diet that contains Innova EVO "dry" and Instinct "wet"... I never advocated all dry or against it. People need to look in the mirror here on this topic.

Dude, I think it's great that you have a scientific and nutrition background (for humans). But you really need to look in the mirror yourself.

How are you sure on an all Raw Diet your cat is getting everything? By supplementing?

Just like you: the package says "Complete and Balanced" on it. :alien:

I did mention one of my cats would eat all dry and I want them all to have the ability however not all the time or even most the time... just want them to like it enough so when I leave they are happy.

I really don't care what you feed your cats, but you come off as some authority on what to feed a cat when you really haven't a clue.


I will say this read back through and I was the only poster who tried to answer the original posters question and in fact asked if they had a reason to want the cat on an all dry diet.

In your opinion. My answer was more than valid. It just didn't meet your expectations. So what?

Seems quite a few liked my post and others echoed it.

Elaborate on your "all natural" food please.


Picking apart me and my choices does not make your "assessment" of kibble any more adequate.

https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/strawman
 
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Jarnco5

Savannah Adult
Dude, I think it's great that you have a scientific and nutrition background (for humans). But you really need to look in the mirror yourself.



Just like you: the package says "Complete and Balanced" on it. :alien:



I really don't care what you feed your cats, but you come off as some authority on what to feed a cat when you really haven't a clue.




In your opinion. My answer was more than valid. It just didn't meet your expectations. So what?

Seems quite a few liked my post and others echoed it.




Picking apart me and my choices does not make your "assessment" any more adequate.

https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/strawman



You clearly have anger issues - hope your pets don't suffer from it... ?
 
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Dantes

Guest
Time out for both of you. Deep breaths everyone. Diversity in opinion is what helps others who are weighing the pros and cons of various diets for their cats.

I don't have a problem with diversity of opinion. I do have a problem with the constant personal attacks. If you look over the posts, almost every post this poster has made has had either an outright attack or an underhanded one (look in the mirror???).

Not to mention outright falsehoods.
 
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Dantes

Guest
Not taking the bait is more effective than feeding the ego.

Point taken, I suppose I just got to the point that I couldn't hold my breath anymore. Feel free to use your Moderator power to delete my posts, please.
 
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