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allcritters

allcritters

Savannah Super Cat
dice said:
What a lovely cat. Most certainly Savannah. I'm currently feeding my gang, Wysong Epigen 90 dry, and Wild Callings wet, mixed in twice a day. Very High protein and natural ingredients. I do a wet mix for the kittens, my 5 year olds are stickily dry with an occasional wet mix treat.
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Hey I just researched the Wysong Epigen 90. LOVE the ingredients and completely get the starch free vs grain free. Makes perfect sense! I'll be trying this one and switching my dog. Thanks so much!!
 
Patti

Patti

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Be careful switching her over too quickly to a new food. If her gut is used to the 'crappy' food, she may not handle a sudden switch to a high protein, high quality food. Is there any way to find out what she is currently being fed so that you can do a gradual transition onto a healthier food?
 
dice

dice

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Agree with Pattie, even though all were on a decent diet previously. Still did a slow conversation to the 90. Would increase the Wysong to previous dry mix gradually while mixing the wet with the 90 fur high protein nourishment!!

Must say, they do love the Turkey Wild Calling!! Hope they have rabbit in stock next time.

I've just increased their portions of wet mix by 1/3 they simply devour their wet/dry mix, served twice daily!! While always having access to dry food.
 
allcritters

allcritters

Savannah Super Cat
Agree completely ! I plan to transition slowly and am having the foster mom bring some of her current food.. She seems to be on a "whatever they have on hand" diet so hoping the transition is not too shocking to her system. Thank you so much for all of the help and advice I truly appreciate it!
 
allcritters

allcritters

Savannah Super Cat
dice said:
Agree with Pattie, even though all were on a decent diet previously. Still did a slow conversation to the 90. Would increase the Wysong to previous dry mix gradually while mixing the wet with the 90 fur high protein nourishment!!

Must say, they do love the Turkey Wild Calling!! Hope they have rabbit in stock next time.

I've just increased their portions of wet mix by 1/3 they simply devour their wet/dry mix, served twice daily!! While always having access to dry food.
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Thank You so much! My bengals loved the wet/dry mix of food as well. I'll convert slowly.. Don't want a sick kitty on my hands :censored:
 
dice

dice

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Noticed it does take a bit to convert and stabilize to the high protein Wysong Epigen 90. They can get some runny poo's before their metabolism and intake adjusts to a higher nutrition diet. Can get some very ripe odors. :roflmao:
 
allcritters

allcritters

Savannah Super Cat
dice said:
Noticed it does take a bit to convert and stabilize to the high protein Wysong Epigen 90. They can get some runny poo's before their metabolism and intake adjusts to a higher nutrition diet. Can get some very ripe odors. :roflmao:
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I'll do everything I can to avoid those ripe odors! :eek:(y)
 
dice

dice

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Holding one's breath seams to work best fur me.!!! :roflmao: Lighting a candle helps some too :)
 
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