25-05-2010, 06:41 PM
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Re: Cats eating habits
Originally Posted by HumarJ
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My cat will eat only fish 
That must be expensive for you Humar. I haven't got cats now but when I did they just had tins of Whiskas with biscuit.
Fish is supposed to be very good for them.
By the way, welcome to the Forum, it's lovely having you aboard.
25-05-2010, 07:36 PM
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Re: Cats eating habits
Originally Posted by Alicat
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That must be expensive for you Humar. I haven't got cats now but when I did they just had tins of Whiskas with biscuit.Fish is supposed to be very good for them.
By the way, welcome to the Forum, it's lovely having you aboard.
My cat 'Guiness' she only likes certain brands eg Whiskas steamed fish, the tuna when I'm making a sandwich! Just wondered if you had any ideas how to get her back to eating ''bird' Daren't let her out to catch her own where I live!
25-05-2010, 07:40 PM
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Re: Cats eating habits
Originally Posted by Mags
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Lots of cats can be fussy eaters, my cat goes through phases when she'll eat something one day then turn her nose up at it the next! 
What do you feed your cat ...... pouches, cans or fresh?
Welcome from me too!
Guiness my cat is fed Whiskas pouches and Go cat biscuits Can't let her out where I live! She definitely turned her nose up at Tesco Luxury chicken and I think its put her off meat flavours for good
25-05-2010, 08:37 PM
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Re: Cats eating habits
Hi and welcome!Cats can be extremely picky eaters. As long as the Whiskas are completely meeting her nutritional needs she should be OK; I suggest not giving her people tuna except as an occasional treat, as it doesn't contain taurine, an essential element for cats health (lack of which for an extended period can result in blindness among other things).
You could try mixing a bit of chicken or beef wet in with her other food, just a wee amount to begin with to see if she'll eat it; don't be too surprised if she manages to eat around it; they're clever that way.
How old is she? Has she been spayed? Have you discussed her diet with your vet?
You might consider posting this on our sister forum, Catsey; many members there are far more knowledgeable about cats nutritional needs than I am!
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