My babies get Whiskas hairball control. We tried Pounce but they don't like them.
OH MY GOSH!!! This is just like Cookie!!Kat goes a bit nuts for Friskies Party mix, prefers the 'Beachside Crunch' over original.
Only has about half tablespoonful once or twice a month though
He also really likes vanilla Activia (and peach, but not the bits of fruit)
I won't open cup when he's in the house now as he want's a share and somehow makes me feel guilty for not sharing (my fault for letting him taste it in the first place)
It got to where it was teaspoon for me, teaspoon for him (I put it in his bowl, we don't share spoon)
You're referring to avadin. In small amounts, there's no issue with raw egg white. If fed with the yolk, there isn't any issue. And if cooked, that renders the avadin inactive.Keep in mind raw egg whites contain an enzyme that can cause issues for the cat. This can basically interfere with the cats absorption of thiamine (B Vitamin)....
Sadly, pet treats and food can also cause food poisoning, especially dry treats and food. Google "pet treat recall" or "pet food recall." When feeding raw food to our animals, not only are we feeding a species-appropriate diet, but we're feeding human grade food, not the garbage of the garbage of human food production. For anyone with concerns about bacteria or parasites in raw food, here are some resources:Additionally raw meat can cause food poisoning... even in cats. Yes, in the wild cats would eat raw meat, however now that they are in a household, it doesnt have to reply on raw meat.
If the risk of bacterial contamination were the only criteria, then we couldn't feed our pets anything.If you want more info on the foods to avoid, such as raw, dairy etc... Visit: http://pets.webmd.com/cats/ss/slideshow-foods-your-cat-should-never-eat
I love the Fresh is Best line..great little company with great products.I've become a fan of Fresh is Best's freeze-dried RAW duck hearts. I would suggest to cut them in half though.
It's just that the company markets them for dogs for some reason.
Hi, whole life's venison and lamb is not just for dogs . It just has to do with how they now do their labeling. For the lamb - they label the 1 oz. and the 3.3 oz. for dogs, but the 8 oz. size is labeled for "dogs & cats". The venison is the same way. I am just happy they went back to having a "for cats' label on their 4 oz.chicken - it was confusing for my long time customers when they changed to labeling that size as for dogs, for about a year
I don't think I've bought any freeze-dried treats that are actually marketed for cats only ever. I always look for the dog-sized one since the pieces can be larger, and often cheaper. Plus there is more variety. I have no idea Whole Life's raw venison cubes are meant just for dogs, or their lamb.
I had NO idea about this before I spoke to the owner of the store. He and I were having a really good chat about cat nutrition, and when he realized I knew a lot about it, he took the chance of steering me over to that aisle to explain it to me. I'm happy he did. I've never owned dogs, so never would have realized it had he not mentioned it.
I don't think I've bought any freeze-dried treats that are actually marketed for cats only ever. I always look for the dog-sized one since the pieces can be larger, and often cheaper. Plus there is more variety. I have no idea Whole Life's raw venison cubes are meant just for dogs, or their lamb.
Please go to: Whole Life Pet Products It is a superb company with incredible detailed information as to the source of the proteins and fish used in their treats. Their cat and dog treats are fantastic! I feed them to my cats, and offer them to customers with no hesitations.I wonder if it is a legal thing, as dog treats have no taurine?