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AnimalCare 
Nov 19, 2012 
AnimalCare, NGOs 
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This is my second batch of wheatgrass. So far, so good.
I purchase it online:https://www.facebook.com/petgrass
Ever since adding wheatgrass into every meal, I don’t see a hairball problem in my cats anymore. And the best thing is, wheatgrass is a source of nutrition and they love it! – yes, all 7 of them too.
And, everyone is eating raw meat now. I would mix raw meat (with the skin), liver, wheatgrass and cooked veges first…
Then add either…
Natural Balance, or…
Monge.
After persevering for several weeks, I have got everyone eating this concoction. Considering what fusspots I have, this is quite an achievement, if I may say so. At least, everyone is eating a bit of raw meat now, plus wheatgrass and veges. Raw meat, on its own – only Bunny and Cleo would eat. Indy, being a little “weird”, only eats liver. Er, Indy, you cannot only eat liver, you know. The rest won’t touch purely raw meat, so, I decided to make this concoction for everyone.
Once in a while, when I am not in a rush, Bunny and Cleo get their 100% raw meat meals. That would be a real treat for them as they simply love it!
Bunny eats anything, actually.
The liver-eating cat, Indy.
Ms Fusspot No.1.
Pole has to eat in the condo, as even the slightest noise puts her on red alert.
When they get tired of the same thing, it’s Halo’s Liv-a-Littles to the rescue!
You cannot get this in Malaysia, unfortunately.Given once in a while, they go ga-ga over it.
Since it is not easy to get this precious commodity, one can use it thriftily by crushing it into powder and sprinkling it on top of the concoction. But, they still prefer it whole, of course. It all depends on what you use it for – as a treat or as an enticement to eat their food.
It’s all thanks to Reena who got her mum to get these two jars from the U.S. Thanks, Reena!
But if one cat gets Halo, everybody comes…
What about us?
So, everybody gets it too.
My cats have decided they prefer to use this patch of soil as a toilet.
I have four litter boxes prepared. Some still use it, though. They did not like it when I shifted two boxes to a more open space, so I’ve relocated all four boxes back here. All are cleaned several times a day.
Yet, some still prefer to do it on the soil. Guess the natural way is still preferred.
And, my heavyweights destroyed the cat-tree this morning!
Bunny, was it you?
Our disclaimer holds.
Source: http://myanimalcare.org/2012/11/19/more-food-stories/
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