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I would buy one of those for my cats, but knowing them they wouldn't bother with it especially Sprite!!! :mad: :p

A cardboard box and a bit of string gives them hours of fun, where as with £5-10 toys etc. they stop playing with them after a day :p

Couple of pics of top cat:
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secretspy said:
The new water bottle I have cant be tipped over but they are still sticking their paws in and splashing it everywhere :(
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Our cat does this too - he's 16 years old now and has only recently started this, it's almost as if he can't see anything up close and is testing to check the level of the water in the bowl. He's got a a huge heavy ceramic water bowl that was intended for small dogs - I figured as he cant read he wont mind though :p
 
For those of you looking to try out raw food on a budget:

The minced rabbit that I have is frozen and will take a while to thaw, so I decided to buy some mince from Tesco. I paid £1.56 for 500g.

When I got home I mixed (half and half) the beef mince with Whiskas.
I put the first bowlful down and both cats guzzled it up quickly.
I then went back into the kitchen and they were both being a little agressive around the empty food bowl, so I loaded another bowl full of the minced beef and whiskas mix and they finished that off pretty quick.

So, my advice for those who want to try giving your cats real meat - get some cheap mince from Tesco and mix it with some of the regular food.
 
sunama said:
For those of you looking to try out raw food on a budget:

The minced rabbit that I have is frozen and will take a while to thaw, so I decided to buy some mince from Tesco. I paid £1.56 for 500g.

When I got home I mixed (half and half) the beef mince with Whiskas.
I put the first bowlful down and both cats guzzled it up quickly.
I then went back into the kitchen and they were both being a little agressive around the empty food bowl, so I loaded another bowl full of the minced beef and whiskas mix and they finished that off pretty quick.

So, my advice for those who want to try giving your cats real meat - get some cheap mince from Tesco and mix it with some of the regular food.
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Winston was weaned using lamb mince, which he gobbles down. Thankfully he has also taken to the Macs pouches, going to see how he like Animonda Carny next week.


Took this when I got home from work on Monday, gf has passed out on the couch and Winston was just staring at her, lol.

 
My wife works from home, but she's in Africa atm, so my Marley cat isn't getting anywhere near as much attention as I work 10+ hours a day. He's super affectionate these days.

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krooton said:
Winston was weaned using lamb mince, which he gobbles down. Thankfully he has also taken to the Macs pouches, going to see how he like Animonda Carny next week.
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If he can handle the mince, why not keep him on that?
You will need to give him a complete food alongside the mince, though, as mince on its own lacks the vitamins/minerals that cats need to stay healthy.
This is why I give my 2 cats a combination of raw meat AND whiskas.

I was reading a study a while back regarding raw food vs cooked food. And raw food was overwhelmingly more healthy for the cat - their teeth, their fur, their muscletone - raw meat is the best, providing your cat can handle it or is willing to eat it.
 
sunama said:
If he can handle the mince, why not keep him on that?
You will need to give him a complete food alongside the mince, though, as mince on its own lacks the vitamins/minerals that cats need to stay healthy.
This is why I give my 2 cats a combination of raw meat AND whiskas.

I was reading a study a while back regarding raw food vs cooked food. And raw food was overwhelmingly more healthy for the cat - their teeth, their fur, their muscletone - raw meat is the best, providing your cat can handle it or is willing to eat it.
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I'd rather him eat a good quality complete food rather than raw mince and a **** complete food.

My mom feed her dog the BARF diet, and whilst it has great results, it requires much more prep and effort, something she can afford to do being retired, but we can't being full-time slaves.

I'm just aiming to get him happy with a rotation of Macs, Animonda Carny, Bozita and Granatapet.
 
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