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To: Arizona Carolyn
Grind up some kidney, liver, heart, etc., and then slowly start adding to kitty's dry food and as kitty starts to eat it then slowly decrease kibble and increase the beef heart and the organ meats... you can lightly steam the meat, the smell will sometimes tempt them more if steamed.

Kitty will eat around it or will eat the dogs dry food if her food is messed with in any way. Anytime I've baked a whole chicken I've done my best to entice her with the organ meats. It's been a no go everytime!

Up goes her little black nose, up goes her long black tail as she turns her back on my pitiful offering of a special treat. She saunters past the eager terrier and the excited though elderly giantess with extreme disdain for their quivering noses and begging eyes. Once again royalty has put we commoners back in our rightful place.

75 posted on 03/31/2007 3:16:38 PM PDT by Sally'sConcerns
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To: Sally'sConcerns
~LOL~ There is a new kibble on the market, I've heard very good things about it -- all natural and they have a cat formula. It is called Natures Logic. They have a website and you can click your location for places carrying it... or order from some of the holistic stores online like onlynaturalpet.com.

I know how difficult cats are to switch, normally they do have to start out as kittens on healthy diet. Biggest difference between dog and cat, you can let dog go without eating, can't cat due to kidney's in cat will start to malfunction without food.

Our cat was fairly easy to change for some reason after she lost all her fur and I decided she was going to eat healthy. I don't know why she went for it, but she did.

76 posted on 03/31/2007 3:35:27 PM PDT by Arizona Carolyn
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