Cat#1 Widget, 7/yo, no health issues but getting a little overweight. Had her since a tiny bottle baby.
Cat#2 Satan, took him in 3 months ago after a very dear friend died. Has had past issues with crystals/UTIs but none since I persuaded my friend to feed canned food at least once a day.
Cat#3 Maddie, about 7 months old, very healthy, tested, etc.
Luckily none of the cats are terribly picky about food; no throwing up and poops always look small and firm and very little odor.
Last spring I switched Widget to mostly raw (Darwins) and canned, she has slimmed down and took to that food immediately. But in the last few months since acquiring two new cats I can't afford to do the raw and premium canned. Which was mostly Koho limited ingredient.
So now I'm rotating between Darwins, canned (premium but sometimes it's Friskies because I figure cheap canned food is better than most kibble.) Also since the kitten is apparently a bottomless pit lol I sometimes throw some Iams urinary tract health kibble in the bowl. But mostly I feed them just twice a day. And with three cats it's hard to tell who is eating what. I'm not used to feeding multiple cats; I'm more of a dog person!
Any tips and criticism welcome!
Cat#2 Satan, took him in 3 months ago after a very dear friend died. Has had past issues with crystals/UTIs but none since I persuaded my friend to feed canned food at least once a day.
Cat#3 Maddie, about 7 months old, very healthy, tested, etc.
Luckily none of the cats are terribly picky about food; no throwing up and poops always look small and firm and very little odor.
Last spring I switched Widget to mostly raw (Darwins) and canned, she has slimmed down and took to that food immediately. But in the last few months since acquiring two new cats I can't afford to do the raw and premium canned. Which was mostly Koho limited ingredient.
So now I'm rotating between Darwins, canned (premium but sometimes it's Friskies because I figure cheap canned food is better than most kibble.) Also since the kitten is apparently a bottomless pit lol I sometimes throw some Iams urinary tract health kibble in the bowl. But mostly I feed them just twice a day. And with three cats it's hard to tell who is eating what. I'm not used to feeding multiple cats; I'm more of a dog person!
Any tips and criticism welcome!