Sushi isn't eating much...

**Samantha Puppy** · 12-02-2004, 04:38 PM

He eats, but not much. When I go out into the kitchen to prepare their food (morning and night) he's always mouthy like usual and he'll eat a few bites but then he'll "cover it up" and walk away. Kirin usually then ends up eating his food AND Sushi's (they're fed in a double sided dish). This has only been happening the last week or so. Before that, he and Kirin were both pigs though Kirin has always been worse. Then I switched foods to a GREAT quality food as a treat and Sushi barely touched it - especially if it had ANY kind of seafood in it. I went back to Friskies which is what they were eating before but he doesn't seem very interested in it anymore.

He has crunchies available to eat whenever he wants and I usually have to fill up their bowl about every other day. So I know he's eating. Just not as much as he used to and as much as I thought a growing 4-5 month old kitten should want to eat.

Any suggestions/advice? Thanks...

**Jods** · 12-02-2004, 07:22 PM

At first I was feeding Pixie fancy feast, but I found she got bored of it so I tried another brand of meat... Try that. Maybe he just wants something new.

**Samantha Puppy** · 12-03-2004, 05:40 AM

It seems that having switched the food in the first place is what caused this situation so I'd rather not change foods *again*...

Guess it's not too big a deal since no one seems to be concerned.

**catmandu** · 12-03-2004, 08:42 AM

Sushi,maybe,is just not as hungry,I notice that,with The Found Cats,that sometimes,they hardly seem,to touch thier food! But if Sushi,is not losing weight,she is fine,as she will eat,when the mood strikes her.