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HEre is just the bit about veggies - will post the full list of both good and bad foods in a separate thread. HAve to say I have had a female who loved any kind of potato, and a cat that tried to pinch one of my onion rings (he didn't get much though, I wouldn't let him!!) Potatoes, Peas, Cabbage or Corn (Vegetables in general) - allergen or dangerous, lack of digestible nutrients. Carrots - the vitamin A isn't going to help your cat any because he can't convert it properly. Onions - dangerous because it can cause Heinz-body hemolytic anemia. Onion is also found in baby food and it is often added to enhance the flavor of many foods, so be sure to read the label. |
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When I first got my cats 9 years ago, I bought a book called 'The New Natural Cat - A complete guide for caring owners' by Anitra Frazier. She was dead-against dry food, preferred raw but gave advice on choosing the best commercial tinned brands. My two never fussed about raw done Anitra Frazier's way, but would eat a good quality tinned food (Denes), well until they changed the formula. They adore dry but it always gave them cystitis. I'm currently rethinking their diet and will look around the pet shops to see what high-quality tinned food they have around at the moment. But I'd like to try the raw route again - there's loads more info on it today and companies that supply raw, so maybe I can find a recipe they'll actually eat  . Thanks for the links everyone. |
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