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Yes applaws is popular with the fussiest cats I think - but from memory, I can't remember whether it is a complete food or not ........ Good luck - perhaps increase grooming if they will allow it? A nice soft brush perhaps. |
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I started replying to this yesterday and got distracted and just remembered i didnt send my message! I do wonder how many cat owners are feeding their cats applaws not knowing it isnt a complete food? i remember when i looked into it a while back and discovered it wasnt complete, i was a bit shocked that they dont make that more clear. I am thinking about trying something new with my guys as they mainly get the high life tuna which isnt a complete food either, but because they have the dry food mainly that isnt a worry. however if i start giving them more wet food and less dry then its going to have to be a complete food. shall start looking into it! And yes, my gang love getting applaws, but can only afford it as a treat! |
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