Recent Content by hell_storm2004

You might not need a whole lot of freezer space, but a little for sure. If its 2-3 times a week, 1 bag should be enough. Bones are good. You dont need a grinder when you are starting off. Maybe if you go full raw, then you can think about it. But the thing is, once they get a taste of raw...

If i take a razor and shave the 1st one, I think i can pass her off as a sphynx!

These are mine. Very hard to make the two sit together for a group photo!

Thanks for the posts! And sorry for falling of the face of the earth! Just got a little tied up. My cats have moved in! Two sisters, about 6 months old!

Ah. Thanks for the info. Proximity is not an issue where i live. 8 vets all within 5 kms of my home. Just dont know which is good. Now i might have to google some info on them. I will look for the ones which ones clinics and work my way down. Thanks for the info! :)

Have you talked to vet about this? Is she eating nothing at all or just a little bit?

Nice info. That being said, how do you go about choosing a vet? Is it just word of the mouth? Some online database? Or just keep switching till you think you have found a one you think you can trust. I guess I have to find one as I will pick mine up middle of next week.

You might think about switching to raw. It might be a little more cost effective. If you can buy wet cat food in bulk to cut the costs down, cant you? Or look up some deals maybe?

I have heard this conspiracy theory thrown around that vets or higher organizations making profits out of forcing packaged food. I wouldn't believe in something without proof. But some vets do work hard I guess to fuel the fire.

Safeway is Tom Thumb I know. I could be wrong! Me being right in the middle of the city, the nearest HEB is about 80kms away! :argh: I used to butcher my own meat. Stuff it in boxes in the freezer. I had become pretty good at it. I want to feed them fish, but it is weakness of mine. I hate it!

:p:p Beef yes. Chicken is hard. I found an animal farm not very close, not very far. I will call them up. My cats move in next week.

I would suggest take tiny piece of meat and hand feed them. Not like shoving in her mouth! :) Just hold it in your hand and take it to their mouth. Let them smell it, lick it and get a taste for it. That's how I did it. If they are eating it that way, then i guess you can move on to bigger stuff.

Ah, I see. I will ask ahead when I need it. Thanks for the advice. Its feels good to be back of pet forums after such a long time! :)

Not sure, if its the food that they fed in the adoption place. No matter how fancy the labeling is, its all the same. I would think yes wet to raw is a good step. How old is he/she?

Yikes! Thanks for the that one! I am only looking for this as an option if my work gets in the way. As a single guy it gets hectic every once in a while at work. I will prepare food on my own. Red Cat is available close to my home! Awesome! :hyper: