HAHAHA!!!  Good luck with the cats!!!  I seared my cat's stuff (very slightly, ya don't wanna cook the bones) in grease and garlic or whatever smelly stuff I had on hand, for several weeks before he'd actually eat straight raw.  Patience, my friend, patience, lol.
   
  Love,
  Bren, remembering vividly ;)
   
  PS  Feel free, if you wish, to email me privately for a more extensive list of "tricks", lol.  Not sure if I should discuss it more on this list or not, so I'll err on the side of caution!!!  [log in to unmask]  or [log in to unmask]  (I check yahoo more often than I do the other one.)
   
   
  I'm assuming this applies to domestic cats as well? how does one switch a cat over to raw feed? (I tried with mine awhile ago, but she wasn't interested in the slightest, so I'm assuming I was doing something wrong)

thanks!

Elaine
Firestone, CO




 
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