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Hi.
Since Mia was a kitten, she's been eating dry food. I've never had a cat before. When I asked my vet if what I was feeding her was ok, he said yes. He never made mention of wet food. Every morning Mia gets the tiniest amount of milk, and I fill her food dish with 3/4 cup of dry food. She always has plenty of water (as she loves her fresh flow fountain!).
However, when I took Mia to the vet, he said that she is overweight. She is 11 lbs. He never said how overweight she is, or what I should do about it. In fact, he didn't seem concerned at all. She's still a very active and plalyful cat.
I've noticed that she doesn't seem to be gaining more weight, but she's not losing any either. Does anyone out there have any suggestions about how I can help Mia slim down? Also, what is the value of wet food versus dry food?
Thanks in advance for your help!
-Laura and Mia
Since Mia was a kitten, she's been eating dry food. I've never had a cat before. When I asked my vet if what I was feeding her was ok, he said yes. He never made mention of wet food. Every morning Mia gets the tiniest amount of milk, and I fill her food dish with 3/4 cup of dry food. She always has plenty of water (as she loves her fresh flow fountain!).
However, when I took Mia to the vet, he said that she is overweight. She is 11 lbs. He never said how overweight she is, or what I should do about it. In fact, he didn't seem concerned at all. She's still a very active and plalyful cat.
I've noticed that she doesn't seem to be gaining more weight, but she's not losing any either. Does anyone out there have any suggestions about how I can help Mia slim down? Also, what is the value of wet food versus dry food?
Thanks in advance for your help!
-Laura and Mia