Comments on: Felidae Platinum for Seniors and Overweight Cats Review http://oldercatfood.com/2009/08/felidae-platinum-for-seniors-and-overweight-cats/ Senior Cat Food Comparisons and Older Cat Health Sun, 12 Feb 2012 17:48:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Martin http://oldercatfood.com/2009/08/felidae-platinum-for-seniors-and-overweight-cats/comment-page-1/#comment-3710 Martin Sun, 12 Feb 2012 17:48:54 +0000 http://oldercatfood.com/?p=41#comment-3710 I have a 19 year old tabby that is eating less wet Fancy Feast. She is also not eating any dry food. She's healthy in the sense that she still moves up and down steps. Would the Felidae Platinum wet food be a good match? Thanks, Martin I have a 19 year old tabby that is eating less wet Fancy Feast. She is also not eating any dry food. She’s healthy in the sense that she still moves up and down steps. Would the Felidae Platinum wet food be a good match?
Thanks,
Martin

]]> By: Scott Magallanes http://oldercatfood.com/2009/08/felidae-platinum-for-seniors-and-overweight-cats/comment-page-1/#comment-3325 Scott Magallanes Mon, 17 May 2010 04:51:19 +0000 http://oldercatfood.com/?p=41#comment-3325 Hi Jeffrey: If your cat is overweight, you have a big problem. Get the weight down but gradually. Do not stop feeding a cat. In my opinion, it's best to feed at least twice a day at regular intervals. Adjust the portions accordingly and if the cat gets hungry, make it eat what's left in the dish, if any. Most cats have dental problems so wet food can be problematical. Unless you are giving the cat regular Vet dental care and also brushing it's teeth, wet food is questionable. Always let it drink all the high quality, pure water it wants. Hi Jeffrey:

If your cat is overweight, you have a big problem. Get the weight down but gradually. Do not stop feeding a cat. In my opinion, it’s best to feed at least twice a day at regular intervals. Adjust the portions accordingly and if the cat gets hungry, make it eat what’s left in the dish, if any.

Most cats have dental problems so wet food can be problematical. Unless you are giving the cat regular Vet dental care and also brushing it’s teeth, wet food is questionable. Always let it drink all the high quality, pure water it wants.

]]> By: Jeffrey http://oldercatfood.com/2009/08/felidae-platinum-for-seniors-and-overweight-cats/comment-page-1/#comment-3323 Jeffrey Thu, 25 Mar 2010 14:51:22 +0000 http://oldercatfood.com/?p=41#comment-3323 Hello, I have a question about the Felidae Platinum for Seniors and Overweight cat food. Will this supply the daily moisture that my cat needs? I noticed that when i feed dry food she drink alot of water, But when there is wet food down, the water is not needed as much? Is this correct? Thank you, jeffrey Hello,
I have a question about the Felidae Platinum for Seniors and Overweight cat food. Will this supply the daily moisture that my cat needs? I noticed that when i feed dry food she drink alot of water, But when there is wet food down, the water is not needed as much? Is this correct?

Thank you,
jeffrey

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