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MyMission

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5. You got some good advice last time

Sun Jul 31, 2022, 01:39 PM

Jul 2022

I wrote about cooking for your cats to save money.
But you never replied. You can cook for your cat, ground beef or beef liver, with rice, veggies and added supplements. I posted a few links with many different recipes. Cooking will be less expensive. Animals also like broths, bone broth is all the rage these days. If you're limiting to beef, you still have many options. Did you check out the links I sent before? You can supplement home cooked with canned food.

https://www.democraticunderground.com/116168251

I've had older cats who needed food adjustments, especially as they aged. It was a lot of extra work, but a labor of love. I feel for your dilemma.

Good luck.

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Dear friends, can you give me some additional advice? [View all] Paper Roses Jul 2022 OP

Have you sought a second opinion about her? CurtEastPoint Jul 2022 #1

I agree with this CountAllVotes Jul 2022 #3

also seek out local resources for low cost vet or financial assistance. CurtEastPoint Jul 2022 #7

Have you tried cooking for her yourself? Bayard Jul 2022 #2

Please look into feeding your kitty a raw diet. virgdem Jul 2022 #4

You got some good advice last time MyMission Jul 2022 #5

Why hydrolzed protein? Sanity Claws Jul 2022 #6

Have you tried grain free food TexasBushwhacker Jul 2022 #8

fwiw, my dogs mopinko Jul 2022 #9

If you are still feeding the Fancy Feast Medley recipes... Donkees Jul 2022 #10

Thank you for this great link. Good info. Paper Roses Jul 2022 #11

Some of these formulas can also contain other starches such as corn or tapioca... Donkees Jul 2022 #12