Got an IM from my sister last night, not to wish me a happy New Year but to berate me because her friend thinks I’m feeding my cat too much. I’m not making this up. This is why I’m glad to have over 2,000 miles between us most of the year.
Anyways, I decided to do a little research on feeding kittens. The general consensus is to let him eat as much as he wants at this stage (Clancy’s about 8 weeks old) because he’s growing so fast and running around so much. Also, he was skin and bones when I found him so he has some catching up to do.
So far so good, that’s what I’ve been doing. Clancy’s putting away 2 3-oz cans of kitten food a day, divided into 4 or 5 little meals. I just recently started transitioning him to a mixed wet/dry diet.
Now, here’s the thing. Seems there are two conflicting schools of thought:
- Always feed wet food, never ever EVER dry, because it’s terribly unhealthy and your cat will die a horrible screaming death.
- Always feed dry food, never ever EVER wet, because it’s terribly unhealthy and your cat will die a horrible screaming death.
Uh-huh. And needless to say, both camps are 100% certain that theirs is the One True Way.
So I’m once more turning to my wonderful, all-knowing readers. What the hell should I be feeding this thing?
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