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Foody treats and nonos.So, over Christmas, what can Leon have that might be around the house as a treat? Also, in general, what can he have that would be a good suppliment in addition to his meals? Be it for growth, health, anything.
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He can probably have small bits of vegetables, turkey, salmon, tuna, ham - just tiny amounts mind you, especially if he's not used to it. Avoid anything with chocolate or cows milk. |
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Grand stuff, thank you Yola. |
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And don't bother with catnip treats at this point in his lifer; most kittens don't react to it at all. Wait till he's older. Some cats never react to catnip. |
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Awwrr bless, cheers for that. I've bought some, sort of a classic cat shopping list, but i'll hold on to use it. Maybe Shelby will get a kick out of it! |
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