Ack

[alexist]

I called the vet to order more cat food yesterday. I just called to see if it was in, and the distributor told them they don't do it any more :-( I don't understand, since it's still on the Eukanuba website. Maybe they're just not distributing it in the UK now. Hmm. Still on the UK site too. But not available on any of the online pet stores... I'm going to write to Iams and find out what happened. (ETA: Submitted an enquiry on the website.)

Zoe will not be a happy cat; she's been eating Iams Eukanuba Chicken & Rice formula since she's been on adult food. (Before that, it was Eukanuba Chicken & Rice Kitten Formula. ;-) ) The vet recommended Science Diet instead, but I'm not sure she'll be happy with the change.

Comments

[chained-girl.livejournal.com]

Are cats _normally_ this fussy? Ours just seems to eat whatever we throw at him - Whiska's meat stuff, biscuits from different brands....

[arosoff.livejournal.com]

Depends on the cat. Since Zoe has always been used to the same food, she might not like the sudden change. If the cat's used to getting different foods, they won't be so bothered.

I'm not sure Zoe is so much fussy as very spoilt ;-)

[chained-girl.livejournal.com]

Ah fair enough - I've never had a cat before, so I don't know if ours is normal or not ;o)

[christhomas123.livejournal.com]

A guy I went to uni with had a cat that wouldn't eat cat food. It would only eat 'people' fish.

Personally, I'd say let them get hungry, but then if they're a pet, I suppose you want to keep them happy.