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Now wouldn't that be just great, ha
Or better yet, if there was cat toys were made up unappetizing but digestible materials! Unfortunately if HB likes a toy, it means he wants to eat it, and if he doesn’t want to eat it, he isn’t interested. A product that needs to be invented!
There would definitely be a market for that fingers crossed Vito stays that way, he's always been raw fed, but past few days, on vets advice, he said to avoid raw, however I'm sure he is craving his raw now, do you think it safe to start giving him again? You know what vets are like, I actually felt I was being told off when I said Vito ate raw, but he is really thriving on it.
Yes it's a difficult issue I find, Vito really loves his raw, but he does eat occasional dry(its always available as other 3 non savs eat it) also likes cooked meat and the odd wet food. Was always picky with food but loved the introduction to raw and prefers it. (supplements given) This was actually one of the reasons I changed vet as was always being lectured on the dangers of raw feeding. I always prepare it in the most hygienic circumstances . Now the current vet seems to think he may have gotten the GI from eating raw. I know my boy is craving it and tempted to start feeding it again. We've never had any issues before.
