RE: What do you feed your cat with?
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Hi @gentleshaid,
This is a great article regarding feline diet.
I adopted a cat about 1 year ago who is mostly an outdoor cat. I named him Covid since his arrival in my back yard was right around the time of the pandemic starting, and I really just thought Covid sounds like a perfect cat name , and many people seem to agree :P
The entire time he's been my home companion I have struggled to get his diet correct. He vomits terribly off of all dry cat food, he can stomach the wet cat food but vomits off of that as well.
It's bothersome because I know it is a sign that his body is rejecting the food because it's simply not proper for his body.
The only thing that I have found that he can eat without vomiting is cooked chicken, and he inhales it like he's starving and never vomits from it.
He recently broke a tooth fighting with other cats, so now he needs soft food anyway and all he will eat now is chicken. It's a bit concerning to me, I hope I can find a better solution, but I do believe the chicken is better for his body than the processed dry cat food that he violently vomits up almost every time.
I just won't feed him that stuff anymore.
Do you think a pure chicken diet is bad for him? What kind of plants do you feed Proxy? I'm open to some suggestions here.
Pure chicken should not be bad for him, what I fear is the diet becoming monotonous. You should probably try other meats. So far, Proxy eats bread, noodles, corn meals as long as adequate palm oil is added to it. However, he is a free-roaming cat that goes hunting to augment whatever he is fed with.
I will try this with Covid too, thank you for the recommendation, he's also a free-roaming outdoor cat who hunts and spends at least 50% of his time outdoors.
He just comes in for chicken and sleep :P
What a cute creature! Let me know how it goes with the recommendations.