Can cats eat...

[CultureJunky]

I've never given Jack or Sunny raw fish and I don't think i would personally. They have tuna and salmon from a tin but it's cooked human food obviously. Jack sometimes has haddock but that's my own cooked meal never raw.
He absolutely loves Haddock, that's his favourite, I'm sure that'd be a hit with your babies!

[TopCat3]

I've never given Jack or Sunny raw fish and I don't think i would personally. They have tuna and salmon from a tin but it's cooked human food obviously. Jack sometimes has haddock [COLOR=]but that's my own cooked meal never raw. [/COLOR]
He absolutely loves Haddock, that's his favourite, I'm sure that'd be a hit with your babies!

and you have ...what...kibble on those nights?

[TopCat3]

My girls love tinned pink salmon. Whichever one is on offer provided it is not high sodium. They also like sardines in springwater, in preference to the ones in oil. Sometimes they have tinned mackerel, when I can bear dealing with the oil and the smell...they don't seem to like "human" tuna but they like all the Fancy Feast etc tuna-based varieties. I won't feed them anything with colour or artificial flavour. Over here the No Frills varieties (homebrand) of cat pilchards are really nice, whole or big chunks in jelly with no added colours/flavours, for in-between days for me to keep on budget. They like it all

I manage quite well myself on dry crusts and boiled water, with what money's left over.

[mrspunkysmom]

I have heard several times not to feed tuna to cats, but I have given mine the white tuna and even albacore over the years. The critters know the difference between the cheap tuna and the good stuff.

Anne

[CultureJunky]

and you have ...what...kibble on those nights?

Lol almost! They don't have it too often more of a treat but well if there is Haddock being cooked in the vacinity well Jack just camps by the cooker and is like a cat possessed until I give in and share!
But of course I don't mind