Wet food / dry food??

[TeniBear]

Oh gosh, that must be why our (ex-)dog didn't grow to the normal size for her breed - she only got wet food every now and then, sometimes with months in between That and living indoors pretty much 24/7... I'm so sorry, Angel, I hope your new owner treats you better than we did


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[Sopdet]

My vet said that the diet our animals get is fine. The dry food is the expensive stuff from the vets (specific to age/breed), I know their liquid intake. I'd rather give them the dry food than the wet food you can buy for the animals. They do get real food as well, fish is the same as we eat, meat as well. Was in at the vets for annual check up a couple of weeks ago and the vet was impressed at how healthy the cat was considering the age.

[beckoes]

Mine has a bowl of dry food in the morning with normally last till the next morning and she gets half of one of those tiny tins of wet cat food in the morning and off cuts of what ever meat we eat at night, chicken, mince, steak, fish etc. i tried her on chicken necks but she wouldnt touch them...picky! she enjoys the odd lizard that wonders in to the house too and is pretty nifty at catching spiders/****roaches/moths etc

[Kazbah]

My 2 cats get dry food only - it's the scientific diet from the vet. They also get offcuts from my cooking - raw chicken / beef etc. They also get carrot & tomato (raw!) whihch they both love. If outside, they'll eat tomatoes off the bush.

[Elocin]

Thanks so much for your input...

I know my boys are healthy, I just wanted to make sure they weren't missing out on anything.

They don't get a great deal of raw chicken, maybe a palm size piece between them a day. Should I up the amount of meat I feed them?