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Sorry for the wall of text - I can't seem to make a short post on this site! I've been trying different types of raw and wet to find the right combo for my IBD cat. She is currently on a low dose of Prednisolone every other day, which I'd like to be able to transition away from in the future. The long and short of it is too much wet, and she has soft stools. Too much commercial raw, and I start to see a little bit of blood in her stools. I'm thinking it's due to the higher bone content.
Busy is now a prolific eater, and switches between different types of wet and raw effortlessly. She hasn't turned her nose up at anything so far. She's 8 pounds, so I'm feeding her about 170 calories per day and I'd like to get down to about $100 per month on food.
Breakfast: 1 Primal Freeze Dried Nugget (Duck) rehydrated with 1/4 cup of Honest Kitchen Goats Milk Probiotics (75 cals)
Dinner: 1.5 ounces rad cat (50 cals)
Bedtime: 1.5 ounces rad cat (50 cals)
My pet store sells the big bag of primal for $35 and Rad Cat is $22 for 24 ounces, so we're looking at $3.50 per day to feed her. (48 nuggets usually in the bag of primal = .75 cents per day, and $2.50 for the three ounces of Rad Cat).
Any feedback? Does that seem way expensive? Using primal breakfast keeps the cost down, and hopefully will be a low enough bone ratio to keep the blood from coming back.
Busy is now a prolific eater, and switches between different types of wet and raw effortlessly. She hasn't turned her nose up at anything so far. She's 8 pounds, so I'm feeding her about 170 calories per day and I'd like to get down to about $100 per month on food.
Breakfast: 1 Primal Freeze Dried Nugget (Duck) rehydrated with 1/4 cup of Honest Kitchen Goats Milk Probiotics (75 cals)
Dinner: 1.5 ounces rad cat (50 cals)
Bedtime: 1.5 ounces rad cat (50 cals)
My pet store sells the big bag of primal for $35 and Rad Cat is $22 for 24 ounces, so we're looking at $3.50 per day to feed her. (48 nuggets usually in the bag of primal = .75 cents per day, and $2.50 for the three ounces of Rad Cat).
Any feedback? Does that seem way expensive? Using primal breakfast keeps the cost down, and hopefully will be a low enough bone ratio to keep the blood from coming back.