I get all my cat’s dietary advice from this shitposting community, so if you wouldn’t mind being less antagonistic towards the users posting valuable information that would be appreciated.
Can confirm. Little kitty kidneys can’t handle that much salt. Kidney issues are one of the most common causes of illness in older cats, so it’s best not to take any salt-related risks.
…I will occasionally give my bois a lil ham or turkey tho. But just a lil!
Actually, no, they can’t. Or to be more exact: they shouldn’t.
Clarification edit: salt 👍
What about a little slommy… as a treat?
but what about as a treat
I think my “no, don’t” was a pretty clear “no, don’t”, no?
But as a treat?
Ah, okay, fair. No, don’t do it 👍
but… hypothetically… what if they need a treat…? 🥺
Even then, just don’t do it 👍
but what if she’s a good girl?
Not even when she’s a good girl 👍
I get all my cat’s dietary advice from this shitposting community, so if you wouldn’t mind being less antagonistic towards the users posting valuable information that would be appreciated.
I’m sorry for your experience. Truly, I’m so sorry 👍
But look how happy it is! /s
cant have shit in trumps america. this is what we could have had
That’s SOCIALISM, Bernie… SOCIALISM!! 😤
I often wonder this. Is it due to the garlic or something?
Can confirm. Little kitty kidneys can’t handle that much salt. Kidney issues are one of the most common causes of illness in older cats, so it’s best not to take any salt-related risks.
…I will occasionally give my bois a lil ham or turkey tho. But just a lil!
According to https://cancateat.food/
… They don’t know - at least I couldn’t find salami 😒
Edit: sausage being the nearest hit
https://cancateat.food/food/sausage
Nitrites and nitrates