Where's the Irish lad gone? 😅

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@The Curious Cat : How do "ANT EYE INFLAMITARI PROPERTIES" hurt my cats? As far as I know, they don't eat ants, so shouldn"t get those properties. I give them a range of canned foods, but sometimes they only eat a small amount & won't eat the rest, which the cat from 6 doors down eats for breakfast the next morning. I also buy at least 5 different types of biscuits, mixing them together in equal amounts, preferred by my boy, but his mum likes to eat a mouthfull of meat, then a few biscuits, followed by more meat then biscuits, etc. My boy likes to sleep beside me on the bedwhile his mum likes the washing basket when full or to hide under a bench where stuff is stored as well as in front. When I lock up at night, mum is usually outside while I have to call her son, usually taking a few minutes to come from down the street. Mum is called Ty-Ni & her son is called Hari-Mau (Indonesian for Tyger).

I have my cat on a completely raw commercial diet bought frozen. However, there seems to be an urban myth floating around that somehow frozen meat is better for them, and that is because people think that freezing destroys bacteria. Nothing can be further from the truth. Freezing inhibits bacterial growth but does not kill bacteria. Most bacteria and viruses survive freezing. If the meat is flash frozen quickly and bacteria is limited in forming then the cat's immune system can deal with it and shed the microbes. This can all be researched. As a side point, it is common to find live, hibernating, frozen bacteria, thousands of years old in glaciers, so they definitely survive freezing.

Raw is great if done correctly, but even then, it can backfire. I had a rescued, blind cat with idiopathic epilepsy who was with us for several years, and raw helped him restore his gut biome, and worked for a long time as support to regular diet. But in hindsight I think we must have gotten some infected beef and everything went south in a matter of about 3 months even with an excellent vet and all the right support including fortiflora (fecal transplant). I think his immune system was too compromised after years of neglect, and he never could recover, whereas a healthier cat could have survived and the bug evacuated. BTW cbd worked great for his seizures and we were able to decrease his medication over the years by 75%.

What does your cats litter tray look like over the proceedings days after he eats these foods? Maybe thats your answer as to whether they good for him/her. When they kittens they can eat a little dairy but they grow out of that swiftly and don’t have correct enzymes to process plus lactose creates nasty bacteria which irritates their digestive system.

If my cat loves this human food it doesn't mean she eats it every day, but once a month and a bit of that. I love my cat and I want her to stay healthy.

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Its a long way to make him vegan 😂

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Hahaha! I've never known a cat liking veggies

Mine does too!

That’s funny

You let the cat in the fridge? 😮

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Cats get together and have little kitty cookouts. I've never seen this, but that's what I've heard...

@@4541studios - They gave these gatherings while we're at work, away from home. My Prince Charming Kittykatt doesn't realize I saw him cavorting with the other neighborkatts on my webcam🤣

@@4541studios the reason for this is that when a cat catches a mouse it is organic and fresh meat when we give meat from the butchers it can be tainted with various diseases and germs from the slaughter house

I only feed raw

My first cat was crazy for kidneys, raw of course. She loved it and it was her special treat. We had to prepare for the farts that followed🤣

@@DeidreL9 How funny about the farts. I have not noticed (or smelled any LOL) from my cats!

Knowledgeable pet nutritionist? That’s hilarious 😂.

❤😂 He's using the British pronunciation. You are both correct, even though we may sound like a million bloody nails on a chalkboard to one another. 🤣

@@namehere8099 - Well put🤣

There is only 1 correct way to say any particular word. The way it is spoken in the land it originates. "Vitamin", using the short sound for the "i", is correct. Many people say "Vytamin".

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Cats can benefit from plant-based nutrients as mentioned in the video. In nature, their diet is almost entirely animal-based, but plant foods can be beneficial to them, of course, never exclusively plant-based.

My Siamese loves ham

When they eat raw food in the wild, it's freshly killed, so there isn't time for the bacteria, etc. to develop. Hence, flash-freezing is a good second choice for the minimization of bacterial contamination, because it's frozen both rapidly and (almost) immediately, thus drastically reducing the opportunity for development of harmful types and levels of bacteria. otherwise, being fully cooked (165 degrees Fahrenheit and all that) is the best assurance that Kitty's vittles will be safe.

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 😸💜

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 😸💜

It's also a seed, not a grain.

Or keen-wa. That's how I say it.

@@JediLoreen indeed, either way these tedious auto narration bots are doing it wrong.

Yeah? Count yourself lucky! I have 2 cats. One will eat some fish, and the other looks at me as if I've lost my mind for serving him fish!! Between the 2 of them, I think I'm going to have a nervous breakdown!😂😂😂

My male will only eat fresh Salmon, my female will only eat fresh Cod.

Where in the world did you hear uncooked bones are supposed to be okay.!? What country do you live in because you don't live in America you don't live anywhere near America then the president of the fifth world or third world country or fifth wheel country or somewhere because you guarantee it uncooked bones are bad for dogs and cats especially dogs and cats. So if you want them to eat uncooked bones and I'm getting stuck in their throat and cause preparation and they die of bleeding out cuz they are eating uncooked bones it's ridiculous we all know I do this when I was young I'm 51 years old I just thought I was like 9 years old don't feed your dog chicken wings or anything like that or anything

@@RobynMattfield might want to do a little research and then delete your comment

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@@RobynMattfield it’s actually the opposite to cook bones can get stuck in your throat. What do you think that they eat in the wild? just a question do you think that they roast them over at fire and get the bones crispy so they can be brittle and break shards in their throat.?

There are companies who sell raw bones for your animals. Check it out for yourself.

That is the correct way to pronounce it. The other pronunciation should be spelt "vytamins" (vyt a mins)

Not exclusive, but obligate carnivores, meaning that they must eat meat as the majority (70% or more) of their diet.

Probably because of the processing it takes to get meat into the store. I still don’t know why there aren’t mouse and bird cat foods, that would make sense!

When they eat raw food in the wild, it's freshly killed, so there isn't time for the bacteria, etc. to develop. Hence, flash-freezing is a good second choice for the minimization of bacterial contamination, because it's frozen both rapidly and (almost) immediately, thus drastically reducing the opportunity for development of harmful types and levels of bacteria. otherwise, being fully cooked (165 degrees Fahrenheit and all that) is the best assurance that Kitty's vittles will be safe.

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I didn't say that cats will love these foods, I said that they are not only safe but will also improve their health with their nutrients (always in moderation, of course). Obviously, raw meat is better than wild animals because of parasites and so on... But don't you agree with me that cooking the meat eliminates a large part of the bacteria and parasites? This is a matter of probability, it is more likely that you will safeguard your pet's health by cooking their meat, but that does not mean that they will certainly get sick from raw meat, you will just have more chances of them getting sick by giving it to them raw and cooked. I hope I made myself understood. 💜

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My orange cat loves bananas

@@victoriaduvall6922 the cat of a friend eats tulips. Bananas have a very strong aromatic smell. Most cats don't like it.

@@live_long_and_prosper Like I said my orange cat loves bananas

@@victoriaduvall6922 I understood that when you wrote it the first time. That doesn't change the fact that most cats hate them.

@@live_long_and_prosper doesn't change the fact that some like bananas

My two cats love Trader Joe's tuna in water, red can, 6 oz, $1.99. Only tuna, no salt, no oil.

All my cats have loved tuna...RAW. In Hawaii, it's called Ahi (ah-hee: Yellow Fin Tuna) and I get it raw from the seafood department.