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Hi everyone! Sorry in advance, I'm new here and I'm sure this has been asked and answered somewhere here...but I've had Indy 2 weeks tomorrow. She is around 8 years old. I've tried to very slowly transition her to a raw diet, via Primal freeze dried and Rad Cat, limited quantities.
She basically throws it up almost immediately.
I've been settling her tummy with cooked chicken, baby food and Applaws, and Fromm dried food is well tolerated and eaten with enthusiasm. A friend is very pro Savage Cat for her Bengals and suggested I give this a try in very small quantities, but I'm not sure I want to keep up the 'trial and error' on her GI tract.
In your experience does this look like no raw for this girl?
I want the best for her, but a diet is of no benefit if the cat won't eat/digest it. She's actually pretty good on the water front so that's not a super concern. Although she's rejected her beautiful ceramic fountain in favor of the dog's water bowl lol! Thanks for any insights!
She basically throws it up almost immediately.
I've been settling her tummy with cooked chicken, baby food and Applaws, and Fromm dried food is well tolerated and eaten with enthusiasm. A friend is very pro Savage Cat for her Bengals and suggested I give this a try in very small quantities, but I'm not sure I want to keep up the 'trial and error' on her GI tract.
In your experience does this look like no raw for this girl?
I want the best for her, but a diet is of no benefit if the cat won't eat/digest it. She's actually pretty good on the water front so that's not a super concern. Although she's rejected her beautiful ceramic fountain in favor of the dog's water bowl lol! Thanks for any insights!
With some cats you need to move a little slower. Poor girl, sounds like she's been through a lot, but awesome that you want to put her on the best diet possible. I love Rad Cat, really excellent food. I feed a lot of it. You're an excellent cat parent!
