well if the cost is the same, just pick the better nutrition and go for it,
i am pretty lucky as after you take the consideration of canned vs dry out
of it, they aren't picky, I have three that won't touch anything but dry,
one who is so/so split and two who vastly prefer wet but eat enough dry to
stay healthy, Lee
"Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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> "Storrmmee" > wrote in message
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>> chester has blessedly NO trouble eating the food on offer, he weighs
>> exactly what he weighed before his dental. that is why i never knew he
>> had a tooth issues, he never missed a meal. he always looks in the food
>> container every time i open it to see if the flavor has magically
>> changed... given his choice he would have half or better of his nutrition
>> in people specifically of the mexican spicey hot variety... after bacon
>> and turkey pepper jack cheese is third... the best thing about all of
>> this is that we caught this very early, his physical a year ago detect no
>> kidney damage/abnormality from the physical, she mentioned his were a
>> bight tough as she put it, so we decided to do testing when he got his
>> preop testing... worked out great, man do i love having a vet that i
>> trust, Lee
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> That's good then! My current cats are very picky. I made the mistake of
> giving them some Fancy Feast Appetizers that were left over from Maui.
> They love the tuna and salmon flavors. Will also eat the chicken and tuna
> mix. But no others. They also love most crunchy treats. The baby will
> not eat the soft ones but mom will.
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> The only canned food I can find that they will eat is pretty similar to
> the Appetizers. It's tuna and comes in the tiny cans. And it's no
> cheaper than the Appetizers. I keep trying to feed them the Wellness food
> that I have a ton of. They will eat a bite or three but no more. I need
> to give it away or donate it.
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