Changing Cat Food
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If you've decided to change your cat's food, changing cat food needs to be done gradually. Don't harm your cat by insisting that she eat what's in front of her or go hungry.
If you have a good reason for changing your cat's food, do it gradually. Changing your cat's food overnight can lead to an upset stomach (vomiting, diarrhea) or worse, your cat may go on a hunger strike.
You should never change your cat's diet for a health problem without consulting your veterinarian first.
How to Change Your Cat's Food
To make a change in your kitty's food, start by mixing a small amount of the new food in with your cat's regular food. Over the next week, gradually add more of the new food until you are serving all new food.
If you are changing from wet to dry food, moisten the dry food with a little bit of water at first. By the end of the week, your cat should be adjusting to her new food just fine.
Some cats may take a little longer than others. Be patient and take your cat's lead.
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