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11th February 2012, 01:05 AM #1
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How much per day does your MC eat?
Interested to know how much a healthy sized MC should eat per day?
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Wet and dry
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11th February 2012, 03:28 PM #2
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Mine are on raw, and I feed about 3.5% of their body weights a day. A little bit more now that the weather is so cold... they seem to be more hungry than usual.
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12th February 2012, 02:53 AM #3
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I just feed mine as they want to eat .
My two kittens got through the last 2kg bag of kitten food in 11 days .They are 19 weeks old and one of them is huge (well I think he is anyway)
But it is the smaller of the two Nero who eats most . Mind you Nero is like a tom and jerry cartoon and is always rushing about.
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12th February 2012, 11:52 AM #4
I think this is highly variable. I have 3 litter mates. All graze on dry stuff 24 hours a day and are separately fed wet. 2 of them eat from a tea to tablespoonful in a sitting and in total maybe half a pouch per day. The other will happily eat 2 pouches for breakfast and maybe another later on in the early evening although he is never as ravenous then. At 36 weeks, 1 is 5.85 kg and the other 2 are 3.15 kg.
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29th March 2012, 11:23 PM #5
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What is normal for MC's? we just worked out what ours eat and despite one of them being a bit podgy it seems really low, so would be good to get a comparison
15kg of food (dried applaws) has lasted us 5.5 months for 2 cats making them eat 45gr a day each, they also get 50gr of wet food a day each, seems really low, but this is all they eat, I rarely have empty bowls
Sounds suspiciously low doesn't it?
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30th March 2012, 08:13 AM #6
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We also are owned by 3 litter mates & I agree with Caternity Leave, it is highly variable. Ours also always have dry food down to graze on & get fed wet food twice a day. Sometimes the pouches will all go, usually not. I was worried as I didn't think that they ate enough ... but when we went to the vet for their boosters and check up last week he was very happy with them - not over and not under weight. They all weigh around 6.4 kg, but are extremely active cats - always on the go!
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