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Both of my kittens lick the jelly and not eat the meat. I feed them both on felix as they will not eat any other brand. Are kittens normally fussy eaters or is it just my two rogues.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.welcome to the world of fussy cats!!! Its perfectly normal.. though changes from pet to pet - some prefer to lick the gravy some prefer to lick the jelly!
It will get even harder as they get older... and fussier! So be prepared for trips to pet stores, garden centres, all different shops just to find a brand they will like...
Then feed it to them for 6 months only to find they change their mind and no longer like it!
Always wondered why they dont make bird or mouse flavoured cat food!!
It will get even harder as they get older... and fussier! So be prepared for trips to pet stores, garden centres, all different shops just to find a brand they will like...
Then feed it to them for 6 months only to find they change their mind and no longer like it!
Always wondered why they dont make bird or mouse flavoured cat food!!
My two still do this except will only eat anything with gravy! They turn their noses up at the jelly!
I've gone through very brand I can think of, Whiska's, Felix, Iams and they're now on that Gourmet stuff and they've been fine with that for a while now, thank God!
They used to lick the gravy off but I mash it all up now and they're actually eating the meat as well now!
I've gone through very brand I can think of, Whiska's, Felix, Iams and they're now on that Gourmet stuff and they've been fine with that for a while now, thank God!
They used to lick the gravy off but I mash it all up now and they're actually eating the meat as well now!
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