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It would be from the chicken. They can just grind it up with the bone, and label it just “chicken”.

After the fleas are eliminated, you might want to ask your vet about testing/treating for tapeworms. Cats can get tapeworms from ingesting fleas when they groom themselves.

I don't disagree that ticks can be attached and not yet attached, but I don't want to confuse the op about what this insect is and how to treat it. Not all flea medicines treat ticks, but that is not a tick in the video, so a flea only treatment would suffice.

No. ;)

If your cat has been on flea medicine, I would try a different one. Fleas can develop immunity to different poisons. Where I live the Comfortis pill is effective, but Frontline is not. The flea in the video looks like it might be dying, which is maybe why it didn't escape while you were...

There's nothing for scale except for that hair, but it looks the right size to me. That is definitely a flea.

That's a flea in the video

Maybe try a pellet litter, either pine or paper. That should eliminate a puddle as he pees, and pellets won’t stick to his fur like clumping litter can

It might be bone, and any cooked bone in the food that's not soft is dangerous. What food did you find it in?

I looked up Weruva Mideast Feast on Chewy, and there it’s listed as having 1.5% ash. Marbella Paella has 2%...

I found them at my local pet store for $2.50. I got the chicken pate one, and it went over pretty well with my two cats, even my very picky kitten Amira. I'm going to get the other flavors and see if they continue to like it.

Ash is the minerals in the food, it shouldn’t be 0%. I also have a picky cat now. I wish you luck in finding a food that meets your criteria, and is accepted by Wilbur. If bacteria in raw worries you, you could get a brand of pre made raw that uses high pressure processed meat. I think that is...

Have you thought about using pine pellets? They work great as litter. I used to use paper pellets, but switched to the pine because it's so much more affordable. I buy mine here https://www.walmart.com/ip/America-s-Choice-Bedding-Pellets/39108788 I believe that bag is 40 pounds, and you can...

That looks delicious. Don't be worried about eating beans or corn by themselves though, you'll still get all the essential amino acids. It's a myth that plant proteins need to be combined to be "complete". :)

I could see the original links on safari, but they don't show up on chrome.

I always mixed it with water first, then into the food. It absorbs a lot of water, so I didn't feel like feeding it dry was a good idea.

I remember reading on here from someone that was dieting their cat, that they added plain unflavored gelatin to the food to add bulk without many calories. I think they made the gelatin up with water, then mixed some into the food. Or maybe you could set the food into the gelatin like those...

You can also crumble up their favorite treats and sprinkle it on top of the food to get them to eat it.

Yes definitely use an unscented detergent. If you don’t have one you can just add some vinegar to the wash water which won’t leave a scent.