Brain overload but interesting info on feeding cats

[abbeytheferret6]

Ooh Boy, I tried to read a lot of this at one setting and decided to take it in bits.
catinfo.org/

I have been adopted by three cats. One I had spayed (20 dollars at the county's low cost spay and neuter clinic). I spent 300 dollars on another to put a drainage tube in a bite wound that had a pus pocket that would not heal (thank God for care credit). The other cat I have to catch to spay.

Anyway, one of the malnourished cats has gotten a tummy now, so I have decided to put them all on canned cat food. When trying to find a good low carb source I happened on the above article. This is just sections of it.


catinfo.org/commercial-cat-foods/#Calculating__Percentage_of_Carbohydrates:
catinfo.org/making-cat-food/

[abbeytheferret6]

Found this in her article
wholefoods4pets.com/

[abbeytheferret6]

[unclejoe]

Sept 30, 2021 5:25:38 GMT -5 abbeytheferret6 said:

Wow what a pic!
I've always fed commercial and store brand wet and dry and my cats always live 15-20 years barring disease or accident

[abbeytheferret6]

Yikes! I do not think I can afford totally wet. Tried to do it for a few days.
Glad to hear yours lived that long Unclejoe. 'going to have to do a mix myself.

Yes she is a pretty--a little bitey though.

[unclejoe]

Oct 3, 2021 7:00:00 GMT -5 abbeytheferret6 said:

Yikes! I do not think I can afford totally wet. Tried to do it for a few days.
Glad to hear yours lived that long Unclejoe. 'going to have to do a mix myself.

Yes she is a pretty--a little bitey though.

That's what we do.  Unless we fed all dry food.  These new guys (1 yo) get a little wet food morning and nite and have dry always available indoors