Theres no problem in feeding your cats with boiled tuna.
But you must ensure that besides the boiled tuna your cats must have other required vitamins and minerals that is much needed in their daily diet.
Why people recommend to feed kibbles is because the kibbles has been manufactured to have all the necessary minerals and vitamins required by our cats.

thanks mate for that... appreciate.. just it's hard to find the wheels... need to do some sourcing at ACE hardware.. if there's any..

this is some clip to show how my cat move around the house- that's why need to give him aid to move...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vw7u8MAOA5g&feature=youtu.be

my cat was diagnosed with FLUTD. struvite crystals, alkaline pee, and bloody. He's only 2+ years old =_=

he was on Now! grain free dry food, which might have caused the problem due to the high mineral content, and also not enough water. This taught me that no dry food, not matter how high quality it is, can make up for the cat's need for water. And you know lah how cats don't like to drink much water :S

now he's on royal canin urinary s/o until the crystals dissolve.

some reading: http://www.thecatsite.com/t/224913/grain-f...d-for-male-cats

plain tap water in a bowl. I don't have a fountain. I once tried a DIY fountain with a large bowl and a small aquarium water pump, but my cats didn't seem too happy about it 
but they love drinking from the big water bucket in the bathroom(especially Nemo, the one who didn't get FLUTD), and I noticed that Tiger(the one that got FLUTD) drinks more now after switching to the royal canin S/O so that's good

I'm also thinking of mixing a bit of plain chicken soup into their water to encourage drinking, basically just water boiled with some chicken only.
I remember i read somewhere that cats should drink 1.25 cups of water for every 1 cup of dry food eaten everyday to make up for the low moisture content, but they typically drink about half of that only.

Hello everyone, I'm new here. Didn't know this thread exist.
Here's a picture of my cat Sasha, she's 8 months old.



Looking forward to get tips from all the sifus here 

So cute!!!!!!! Just like my Uteh

Is that a collar that she is wearing? my baby kitten doesn't like his 

I posted about my cat not using the litter box to poop before. (she only use it to pee).

It got better after I get a second litter box. I found out that if there's pee-spot in the litter, she will not use it to poop. BUT if there's a poop in the litter, she'll still use it to pee.

It's like so mindf***ing. And she doesn't like the bigger litter box. I figured out that it's the location but my house is small and I can't afford to put it somewhere else.

SHE STILL POOPS OUTSIDE THE BOX for no reason at times, and because theres pee spot most of the time. I can't afford to clean it 24/7 because I have class sometimes (the whole day until night).

Oh and she also doesn't poop in the box if I ignore her for too long or I don't have time to sayang her.

=/ I am at the verge of giving up in training her to use the litter box.

p/s: and i found out that she doesn't know how to 'cover' her dirty jobs in the litter. Unlike other cats, she doesn't even dig the litter sand. She just go up and go down like it never happened.

help please? 

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Added on September 8, 2012, 3:29 pm
  I live in flat too but i never put anything except recently a collar with a tag incase my mom accidentally let her out and forgot to let her come in (she'll only linger at the front door and will come in very quickly).

Is it like really necessary to put on a harness and leash to avoid her from jumping out?? My cat doesn't seem to want to escape at all  but i can be wrong

how to teach the kitten to finish the food before i let him get out from the cage? starting to be spoilt brat already.