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Louie'sDad
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I believe that I see the reasoning behind the benefits of wet food and the possible dangers of dry kibble. If I understand correctly, cats don't have a strong thirst/drink instinct, so if they eat dry kibble, they MIGHT put a strain on their urinary tract, PARTICULARLY THE KIDNEYS, because of a paucity of moisture.
I am still mixing the EVO canned food with Royal Canin Kitten 36, but have been adding a good amount of water to it. Louie is still being fed 2x/day, and eats everything in his bowl. Whatever is left after about 1/2 hour is removes, and the bowl is cleaned, so bacterial growth is not an issue.
What are your thoughts on this?
How long should I continue feeding him 2x/day?
I want a very high protein/high fat/zero carb diet for him. I like the EVO Turkey and Chicken kibble or the Nature's Variety Instinct Chicken Meal Formula. My intention is to phase out the canned food and mix one of these 50/50 with Royal Canin and add plenty of water. Thoughts?
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http://www.sahjasiamese.com/index_files/foodcomparisonchart.htm
Thanks!
I am still mixing the EVO canned food with Royal Canin Kitten 36, but have been adding a good amount of water to it. Louie is still being fed 2x/day, and eats everything in his bowl. Whatever is left after about 1/2 hour is removes, and the bowl is cleaned, so bacterial growth is not an issue.
What are your thoughts on this?
How long should I continue feeding him 2x/day?
I want a very high protein/high fat/zero carb diet for him. I like the EVO Turkey and Chicken kibble or the Nature's Variety Instinct Chicken Meal Formula. My intention is to phase out the canned food and mix one of these 50/50 with Royal Canin and add plenty of water. Thoughts?
Please look at the following before responding:
http://www.sahjasiamese.com/index_files/foodcomparisonchart.htm
Thanks!