My cat vomits ~ once/week. I don't think that's too unusual but I'd like to try reducing that frequency by making some changes. Either the food itself, or the way it's fed.
I feed 1 can of Fancy Feast (pate) in the morning and 1/4 cup 'Go: Chicken,Turkey & Duck' grain/gluten free kibble. The fancy feast is placed in a small ss bowl (I've tried plates) and the kibble is in a separate small ss bowl.
Sometimes she wolves down her canned food in the morning, then within a minute - vomit back up. The vomit includes the wet food + kibble pieces.
Here's what I'm thinking of trying:
(1)Woops - can't post Amazon link. It's called Catit Multi Feeder
This is much higher off the ground and contains a little feeding station that she'll have to pull pieces of kibble out of the center. I'm hoping this might slow her down. Sometimes the vomit is 100% kibble.
(2) I'd like your opinion on large kibble options out there.
I know there are Royal Canin Oral Sens.30 / Hill's - Oral Care kibbles. The size is great that would force chewing, but the ingredients are just pretty lackluster and would be a big step down from what I'm feeding now.
(3) Other options?
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Sorry - I'm not interested in providing a BARF diet at this point in time.
cheers,
Marc
I feed 1 can of Fancy Feast (pate) in the morning and 1/4 cup 'Go: Chicken,Turkey & Duck' grain/gluten free kibble. The fancy feast is placed in a small ss bowl (I've tried plates) and the kibble is in a separate small ss bowl.
Sometimes she wolves down her canned food in the morning, then within a minute - vomit back up. The vomit includes the wet food + kibble pieces.
Here's what I'm thinking of trying:
(1)Woops - can't post Amazon link. It's called Catit Multi Feeder
This is much higher off the ground and contains a little feeding station that she'll have to pull pieces of kibble out of the center. I'm hoping this might slow her down. Sometimes the vomit is 100% kibble.
(2) I'd like your opinion on large kibble options out there.
I know there are Royal Canin Oral Sens.30 / Hill's - Oral Care kibbles. The size is great that would force chewing, but the ingredients are just pretty lackluster and would be a big step down from what I'm feeding now.
(3) Other options?
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Sorry - I'm not interested in providing a BARF diet at this point in time.
cheers,
Marc