I don't have a cat . . .

Fresh (on an alternating feeding schedule); King Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Tuna, Papio, with a heaping tablespoon of Russian Caviar on the side.

Don't forget to put your fish suit on, run thought the living room an let the cat catch you prior to placing his dish / bowl down. You know, so the cat thinks he caught his dinner.



Calvin

If I don't feed mine a balance all natural food, my girl will have urinary issues. I pay around $40 a bag that lasts a month for 2 cats.

Ok. Someone is bored.

Every cat I have had finds it's own food. Sometimes they have more then they need and bring what's left in for me to have.

2oldman wrote:
it's totally up to the cat

That's not much of an exaggeration.

Cats have worked hard to earn their reputation of being finicky critters. ;)

If it's a feral cat don't feed it unless you plan on making it a pet.

By feeding feral animals you do more harm than good.

The sweet ladies in the neighborhood have been feeding feral cats. I finally had to do something because our neighborhood was being over run by these cats. In the past month I have trapped 14 cats, there are two in the traps as I write this. So far this morning I have seen five more cats on the block including a mother and two kittens headed over to one of the sweet lady's house.

These 21 feral cats have all been born within the past two years. I take the cats to the local animal shelter.

Many of the cities in our area are having problems with the growth of the feral cat popoulation, all have asked the public to stop feeding them.

You just had to do it...

You are correct. You don't have a cat. However, a cat apparently has you. :)

Pick a name for the cat you don't have and start trying different types of food. They can be very picky animals.

Dogs have owners. Cats have servants.

tweety birds