As you know, I now have a cat named Kittyrat. (It was supposed to be a temp name until we knew if we were going to keep him, but it stuck.)
So far, he hates the dry kitten food I got him (Nutro Natural).
He's beginning to get used to it though.
In about two weeks, I'll start letting him have canned food once in a while. (I believe the body objects to monotony.) Until then, dry food until he eats it regulary without objection.
Oh, he wouldn't eat it until I ground the food up to look like pebbles. I think the pieces were too big. I also used to mix it with wet food to help wean him off canned food. Now he'll eat it with a bit of water in it, ground. The pieces seem to be too big for him.
So, Kittyrat is now about 9 weeks old.
He's going in for shots, lukemia blood test, and for ear mites this Saturday. I'll also be handing over a feces sample to test for parasites.
Anyway, about food.
I've heard that I have to look at the ash content.
What is acceptable ash content? What he's getting now has 7%.
How do you tell if one brand is better than the other?
What nutrional requirements should never be missing?
What brands do you all like?
How do I get him to stop attacking Hazel's face (my 13 month old daughter)?
I've watched them together, and she won't have done anything to him and he'll jump at her face.
Then later he'll lick all over!
I dunno, it's kinda weird. I've spritzed, and locked him up (only for a minute though otherwise he forgets why he's there), and he's not getting it.
Does he just get too excited or something?
How much are soft paws?
What brands do you use?
How do you know if they're the right size for your cat?
Thanks guys!
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