looking for persian or other breed .

Thanks and it's awesome to know you're feeding wholesome raw meat diet to your cats as well

Yes, you're right, raw bones provide good exercise for the teeth and jaws plus are important for clean and healthy teeth, are good source of nutrients and are enjoyed by most cats and dogs.

While cooked bones are more brittle and harder to digest and give rise to increased risk of obstruction or penetration of the bowel.

"I would like to quickly mention that you should never feed cooked bones to your dog or cat because they can splinter. If the bone splinters, it can get stuck in the throat, stomach, intestinal tract, etc requiring emergency surgery. Fresh bones have not been exposed to oxygen for too long and thus are, relatively speaking, soft and supple. But old bones can splinter due to oxidation."

P.S. "Over the years, I have noticed that cats eating ground meat tend to eat more slowly as they have to pick small morsels of ground meat with their incisors, which is not how a cat normally eats. As a result, cats eating ground meat tend to eat smaller meals and tend to eat their meals more slowly. However, I have found that cats eating chunks of meat tend to eat their food faster. Feeding meat chunks to cats allows them to eat more naturally. The cat will grab the meat chunk and then break the meat chunk down to the size they need with their molars before swallowing. This ultimately allows the cat to eat a larger meal faster. This in turn helps to ensure the cat is more satisfied which helps to eliminate the habit of free feeding."

This post has been edited by Fitrah: Apr 18 2012, 09:02 PM

my cat doesn't like raw food. try to give him once, barely touch it.
happens 1 day, i left steam fish with veggies in a plate on a table, he took the tomatoes instead of the big fish.

this is my cat

Please kindly read this article on How To Encourage Your Dog or Cat To Eat Natural Homemade Pet Food

And he's one handsome cat

This post has been edited by Fitrah: Apr 15 2012, 03:36 PM

as long the cat get the nutrition ok la....im feeding minced meat,they all ok what....

cat lover reporting in~
just found this thread~

Thanks for the link, i'll try.

It's nice to know you're also feeding your cats wholesome raw meat diet

"Cats have the ability to cut chunks of meat into a size that they can swallow. Cats will chew the meat chunks with their molars and literally cut the meat into the size they need to swallow. As a result, the size of the meat chunk you feed to a cat really doesn't matter. As long as the cat can get its mouth over the meat, the cat will begin to cut off a piece of meat. Although cats can cut their meat themselves quite well, feeding them reasonable size chunks of meat does help them eat more faster.

Don't feed your cat as if it is an human infant. A cat doesn't need you to cut the meat up into super small sizes. Doing so will just waste your time. Cats can swallow, relatively speaking, large pieces of meat."

Please kindly read these articles on;
Bones Are Not The Best Source of Calcium For Dogs and Cats
Calcium — The Importance of Calcium In Natural Homemade Pet Food
Ground Egg Shells — How To Make Your Own Ground Egg Shell Supplement and How Much To Give
Filling You In On Dental Care

This post has been edited by Fitrah: Apr 18 2012, 09:04 PM

I was wondering, should I clean or wipe my cat's anus after she pee or poo? I don't want her to lick all the dirt too much.

anyone know where can i adopt kittens or cats at pet shops besides spca ?

my cat has been missing for couple of days now...... I'm devastated.....

First time posting here. Hello! I'm a cat lover, especially siamese. Sadly, my siamese cat (who I just rescued last Monday) just died last night. T.T Vet said he's too sick. Ringworm + diarrhea + virus, etc. He had a seizure around 1AM last night and his seizure eventually until his death.

Hi cat lovers..wanna ask..

1..what kind of litter boxes are you guys using?
2. how many do u hv?
3.how do mininised the tracking?


Tx..

Would like to share with you an article regarding Cats Need To Scratch

This post has been edited by Fitrah: May 14 2012, 03:43 PM

thanks for the info..that help a lot...


after a few month feeding raw...i realize that my cat coat started to fall and then the new growth coat more glittered. shiny and strong....plus they are remain in ideal body weight and became muscled than before... maybe raw need more time and hassle to do,but for me it pay off

This post has been edited by beawolf64: Apr 16 2012, 03:05 PM

My cat eating a raw unprocessed meat..

haha it's up to the individual la. see what he/she likes best.
the good thing about minced is that you can put it in a bowl. If the meat is in chunks they'll just drag it everywhere. So I have to feed them in the bathroom.

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Added on April 16, 2012, 10:00 pmI posted about my DIY box before.



some say that you should have 1 box per cat plus one more extra. But my 2 cats share one big one with no problems, sometimes they even share with foster kittens.
If multiple cats are sharing one box you'll have to clean up more often.

This post has been edited by verulin: Apr 16 2012, 10:05 PM

that why i minced them eat and play lol

Hello there Xuanyu9,

I have a few cats and kittens that I have recently saved from the streets.
They have been deflea and dewormed and litter box trained.
Very chubby and cute.
If you are interested, please contact me.
However this cats are just normal Domestic Short hair cats.
I have one or two that is with long hair however they are not ready for adoption yet.

Fuuhhh.. Finally.. finished reading and catching up... but only for V6.. hehee..

Hai guyz/galz... i'm ad0pting a cat soon.. (by this week if nothing happened la..) Just brought me a nice set of things for my new baby.. will update soon ...

Just a quick question.. I don' know yet what brand of cat food to get for her... since I d0n't have the chance to ask it with my friend.. but which one is higher in terms of price.. Blackwood or RC..?