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I know. Same company. Your choice to purchase Purina, I was just pointing out that having your own canning facility and claiming to run test trials doesn’t necessarily make a company trustworthy.

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I don’t trust most pet food companies, that’s why I mainly make my own food. But I know that Purina has had many problems in the past and actually the FDA has given their canning facilities warnings for improper upkeep of equipment and whatnot.

Haven’t there been multiple class action law suits against Purina for the deaths of hundreds of pets?

It’s good that she at least does well on the home-cooked and raw food. Another option might be to get some EZ complete. You just add it to some boneless chicken thighs (I think) and it’s a complete meal. I also think you can use it with cooked or raw meat.

Thank you for the replies. I don’t want to force her to come out if she’s not okay with it but I also worry about her being stressed out when other people are around. I was hoping I could somehow alleviate her stress.

She likely has a very painful and (and potentially life threatening if left untreated) UTI. You should get her to a doctor fast.

Raw food is easier to digest than cooked because it contains natural enzymes. If you’re not squeamish about feeding it, it can be a great diet for sensitive cats. Just make sure you feed a complete and balanced meal.

I wouldn’t feed rib bones, especially not to a cat that isn’t used to eating bones and has IBD. They tend to be small and sharp and could be potential choking hazards. Bones are also hard to digest. There are several nutrients, such as taurine, that cats need regularly. If they don’t receive it...

I think grass litter has less dust than other litters. I think clay, corn, and wheat based ones are the worst for dust.

I think that's a good idea. I would be so worried every time I left the house if he didn't have a safe space with all basic necessities.

How do you ever leave the house if you're afraid of her eating things? Wouldn't it be best to have a safe room or spacious kennel with food/litter in it for her so she can't get into stuff? Not just for this situation but for any other time you leave the house?

I have been feeding my cats raw meat since I was a child. Back in my home country before we immigrated to North America we would feed the stray cats both cooked and raw meat. We often gave them raw chicken legs, thighs, and other parts of the meat that we didn't cook. These recalls don't scare...

I make my own raw food and feed some commercial raw. She goes crazy for both, so I think her favorite is raw meat.

Hi everyone, I am new here and wondering if anyone can give some advice for how to help my shy baby girl warm up to new people. I don't know much about her history except that she came from a very bad situation where she was neglected and possibly abused. The vet thinks she may have had some...