Re: It's Early, But Will You Have for Dinner Tonight, Thursday, 11/14/2024?

On 11/19/2024 4:00 PM, Carol wrote:

jmcquown wrote:
 

On 11/18/2024 12:16 PM, Carol wrote:

jmcquown wrote:
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I don't mind canned salmon.  Canned mackerel is nasty.  But even
my cat Persia wouldn't eat canned tuna.  At one time when I had
to give her some pills over the course of a week, the vet
suggested hiding the pill in some (water-packed) canned tuna.
She sniffed it and walked away. When I hid the pill in canned
Fancy Feast (poultry), no problem. :)
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Jill

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I've yet to have a cat like tuna, even Fancy Feast.  Current one is
locked on Purina One.  Previous owner didn't know to swap a bit to
prevent that.  Now at 17, Luko won't eat anything but Purina One dry
(nope, tried their wet and it's a no-go).

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Neither one of my cats cared for "fishy" cat food.
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Jill

 Ocean whitefish and shrimp went over well.  Salmon and catfish plus
shrimp heads for Daisy-chan.

Meither of my cats cared for anything fishy.  No shrimp.  I don't think I ever saw "catfish" as an ingredient in canned food.  Whitefish could be just about any white fish.
Having said that, I'm adopting a cat on 11/29.  I'm told she only eats dry food.  I'll hopefully be able to get her to eat canned pate (poultry, beef) along with the dry going forward.  She'll have to get used to her new home first and then I'll see what she will eat.
Jill