Food suggestions for cat with uti

[felinefuture]

Hi Bonnie: I don't want to get into promoting through this chat area, however we are in the business of balancing raw feeding. We have been doing this for the past 12 years, and a number of holistic vets carry our products, for both cats and dogs. Our intention is always to educate, not to promote. If you go to the Feline Future website, you will find some very good information on raw feeding - I believe it is the best cat-related website on the internet - Feline Future has done a very good job of researching.

The cost of feeding this way, is about the price of a cup of coffee, per day - at least that is one way to determine the cost!

It is our belief that cats deserve better than what we have been feeding them - a cat should NEVER be fed a dry kibble diet - the only reason that we feed this way is because we are told that it is healthy, and it is also very easy - just scoop and dump.

If you want to try raw, just pick up some fresh, raw meat (preferably poultry, such as chicken or turkey) and start feeding - over the short term it is OK to feed just raw meat, but over the long term, it must be balanced, and that is what we do. Sometimes it takes a little transitioning for a cat to accept this type of food, because they are conditioned from a very early age to identify with the food they have been given, and they figure that nothing else is edible. Sometimes it takes patience.

Gayle

[KitCat]

Hi,

We give our cat bottled water and I praise him when I see him drinking so he'll drink alot. Also sometimes I give him cold water which he likes. There's usually alot of stuff in tap water people and cats shouldn't drink.
When he had an infection I gave him some liquid cranberry juice (the concentrate with no sugar) watered down and it got rid of the infection just like for people.

[Bon]

We give all our pets, including the Gerbils filtered water, as well.

Bonnie