Double Elevated Cat Bowl Feeder

Thursday, February 2, 2012 by Anna Kho
Double Elevated Cat Bowl FeederWhen owning and parenting a seal mitted Ragdoll or any breed of cat, one of the priorities a cat owner should take is to look for the best cat food bowls - afterall, you want something you and your cat are going to like for their lifetime which is 15 years or more.

The Double Elevated Cat Bowl Feeder is perfect for your finicky Ragdoll cat. This cat bowl feeder is another sleek, modern-designed cat product from Modern Cat Designs. It is executed with a steel plated stand that is 4 1/2" high from the ground which brings an easy connection between your cat and the food.

With its double elevated design, your cat can surely eat and drink comfortably without any interruptions. Its base has non-skid silicones to prevent the bowl from slipping at the same time protect your floor from scratches.

Buy Modern Cat Designs Double Elevated Cat Bowl Feeder for $49.99.

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Wooden Cat Window Perch

Tuesday, January 31, 2012 by Anna Kho
Wooden Cat Window PerchEvery cat of any breed would want the perfect spot for relaxing, sleeping or taking a plain nap. Aside from having their own cat bed to sleep on, your kitty would probably be also interested in cat perches to relax on and just lounge on.

Simpson Ventures 17101 Wooden Cat Window Perch is a single seat window perch that is typically made out of an excellent finished wood. It has raised edges and plush cushioning that serves as the comfortable resting surface for your cat.

The cushioning is upholstered in neutral soft and uses a durable microfiber suede fabric. It has protective felt pads to prevent your floor from any scratches and possible dents. Such wooden texture adds up a decorative design to your home especially if it is a wood/ancient themed one.

This cat window perch is ideal for any sized cat - it has a wide base for extra stability and hold. Dimensions are: 30" D x 24" H x 21" W.

You can get this Wooden Cat Window Perch for $74.99.

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Cat Bean Bag Cat Bed in Brown

Thursday, January 19, 2012 by Anna Kho
Cat Bean Bag Cat Bed in BrownEvery bicolor Ragdoll or any breed of cat deserves to have its own comfortable, relaxing place to rest. And of course, every cat parent wants the best cat bed for his dear feline.

The Fatboy Cat Bean Bag is a cat-sized bean bag that is purr-fect for any household especially those cat and cat parents who are always on the road. This bean bag fits anywhere you place it (be it in the back of your car or in your living room).

Another cool feature of this cat bed is that it is stain, moisture and odor resistant making you a worry-free parent and your cat a happy one in no time!

The Fatboy Cat Bean Bag is available in six wonderful bold colours: black, brown, lime green, red, orange, and turquoise. All Fatboy cat bags feature a removable nylon coated cover making it very durable. Such bean bags are also filled in with polystyrene making it super soft and comfy but tough.

This cat bean bag is very easy to clean for it has a washable cover that is washing machine-free. You can get Fatboy Cat Bean Bag for $91.99.

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Probiotic for Cats: Healthy Pets iFlora Probiotic

Monday, January 2, 2012 by Anna Kho
Probiotic for Cats: Healthy Pets iFlora ProbioticHealth care is one of the most talked about topics in a cat's book. Achieving and maintaining a good health is hard to attain, and of course, every cat owner wants the best and safe well being for their cat, whether it be a Blue Lynx Mitted Ragdoll cat or any other cat for that matter.

One way of enhancing and improving the health of your feline is by providing him with a good quality health supplement. A cat owner should always make sure that the pet supplements you choose will provide the best nutrients to your cat.

Sedona Labs has come up with Healthy Pets iFlora Probiotic. This probiotic health supplement has five pet health probiotic strains for easy digestion; fifteen enzymes which aims for the stomach, eighteen vegetarian digestive enzymes and three enteric-coated enzymes which targets the small intestines for better nutrient absorption.

Is your cat already taking iFlora probiotic supplements? How do you like it? Tell fellow cat owners in our Ragdoll Cat Forum.

You can purchase Healthy Pets iFlora Probiotic Supplements through Amazon.com for $21.48.

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Pioneer Pet Stainless Steel Fountain

Saturday, December 24, 2011 by Anna Kho
The Pioneer Pet Stainless Steel Fountain is a circulating and smooth drinking water fountain.  Cats are naturally attracted to fresh water, so when it comes in a circulating founatin, it'll be sure to catch your kitty's attention, whether she or he is a Bicolor Ragdoll or any other breed of cats.

Pioneer Pet Stainless Steel FountainWhat's more amazing with this cat product is its stainless steel feature making your cat one that will be less prone to having bacterial infections.

This stainless steel cat water fountain has a replaceable charcoal filter that provides a clean and pure, healthy water for your cat. Pioneer Pet Stainless Steel Fountain's construction allows the pet owners an easy way of setting up and cleaning; and is dishwasher safe.

The water capacity of Pioneer Pet Stainless Steel Fountain is up to 60 oz. decreasing the number of times you need to refill it each day. This cat water fountain is best for households with multiple cats.

You can purchase Pioneer Pet Stainless Steel Fountain through Amazon.com at $40.02 and be eligible for a FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.

Does your cat already own one? Share their stories with fellow cat owners in our Ragdoll Cat Forum.

Beginner’s Guide – The Ragdoll Cat At A Glance

Wednesday, December 14, 2011 by Jenny Dean
Guest Post by Isabella Woods

Ragdoll CatYou have probably come to this site to find out a bit about the Ragdoll Cat breed, and what to expect if you chose to have one. Since the site is so comprehensive in its coverage, you may like to have a just a summary to read before jumping right in, so here is a quick guide to Ragdoll cats and what to expect from one.

Brains
Firstly, there is a myth that needs to be dispelled before you read any further. The Ragdoll cat is not a dull, unintelligent lap cat who barely moves around. It is not inbred, or lacking in character. These myths began when the breed first appeared, clearly fed by those who had never come across such placid affectionate cats before! It is true that Ragdoll cats are highly relaxed, placid creatures, and love nothing more to be stroked and loved. But they are as intelligent as any other cat. In fact, of all the cats I have owned my Ragdoll cat is the cleverest.

Beauty
As with many perfect packages, brains and beauty come together. Many owners are attracted to the breed because of the gentleness of its nature. But Ragdolls are very beautiful animals that would be sought after even if this were not the case. They are large cats, with fairly long coats. They don’t have an ‘undercoat’ of fur like other cats, which means that often those with allergies to this kind of cat fur are more tolerant of them as pets.

They are not low maintenance animals. You will need to groom and maintain your Ragdoll’s coat, as you would with any other longhaired breed. The Ragdoll has beautiful soft fur, with a silky feel and often have thick handsome ruffs around the neck, which frame their faces beautifully. The fur around their hind legs and tummies is particularly attractive, giving them an adorable furry trousered look. Neutered cats have the longest coats. All Ragdoll cats, however, have one feature that sets them apart in terms of beauty. Their eyes. Ragdoll cats always have the most stunning eyes, which are offset by their fur colours extremely well. Have a look at the photos on this site for an illustration of this.

Colours
Ragdoll cats come in a range of colours including Blue, Chocolate, Cream, Lilac, Seal and Red, in Solid Points, Tortie Points, Tabby Points and Tortie Tabby Points. Quite a choice! These colours can be mixed together in a Colourpointed, Mitted, and Bicolour pattern. Lilac and Chocolate Ragdoll cats are less common than other colours.

Health Complaints
The Ragdoll breed is no different from any other cat in its health care needs, and needs no special consideration health wise. So other than the normal requirement to compare pet insurance and find the best one out there, you can rest assured that your pedigree cat will not be more expensive to look after than any other feline.

Character
As noted, Ragdoll cats have a gentle, relaxed disposition. They are loving, and devoted to their owners, enjoy human company and are excellent with children. They are highly sought after for this characteristic. Quite simply, they are the perfect pet. As kittens they are lively and playful. As adult cats they can grow to be big however, especially the males. Some people have compared Ragdoll cats of dogs, in temperament, and there are similarities not found in other felines. Their sheer affection for the humans that own them is unusually strong. They will come when called and pine for you when you’re away. They are loyal and loving, just like a dog.

Another Myth
You may have heard that Ragdoll cats have a higher pain threshold than other animals. This is total nonsense.

Weight
A fully-grown female weighs from 8 pounds (3.6 kg) to 15 pounds (6.8 kg). Males range from 12 pounds (5.4 kg) to 20 pounds (9.1 kg). It is worth bearing this in mind when choosing which sex of Ragdoll to choose. Small children can find the larger males quite difficult to pick up and manage, so if your Ragdoll is going to be primarily a family pet, you may prefer to opt for a smaller female.

Conclusion
It’s genuinely hard to find any negative things to say about this breed, in summary. It’s beautiful, intelligent, affectionate and easy to care for. What are you waiting for?

I found a diamond in the rough.....

Monday, September 19, 2011 by Ragdoll Cat Stories
A diamond in the roughHi....I lost my rescue tiger stripe kitty at age 18 years old and REALLY wanted another Kitty. I did a bit of looking on the internet and found the Ragdoll Breed facinating! A quick look at breeders and prices dampened my spirits!...So, I decided to look for a rescue locally. I used PETFINDER.COM and registered a search.
I live in Northern Kentucky and it appeared there were very few Ragdolls in this area. I waited patiently for monthes...then one day I got a hit...a male Ragdoll in Indiana, a 2 hour drive, in a "pound" (hi-kill shelter). That Saturday my hubby and I set off to go get "Rodger"(what a dumb name for this kitty!)
We arrived to find a very "ratty-looking" intact male with abcesses from fighting or defending himself...he had been found out on the streets and turned in.....I reluctantly accepted him ($25.00) and off to home we go!
The following 3 days were pure hell! He hid and marked Everywhere!!! We were unaware he had only had dry kibble and he was dehydrated and his urine aweful!.....
A week of antibiotics, neutered, and wet food and I FOUND My Prince! And what a sweety he is!
"Rodger" is now "Dakota Blue" and such a good kitty!
As you can see from his pictures, he is quite the Character! I still have my search on Petfinders, perhaps I can find him a buddy or girl-friend!
Happy ending for all! :)

Kitty's Name: Dakota Blue
Name: Lori Freidhoff
Where: Northern Ky




How to Find a Ragdoll Cat Breeder

Monday, September 12, 2011 by Amanda W
Having the companionship of a Blue Lynx Mitted Ragdoll or Bicolor Ragdoll or any Ragdoll breed is a pleasure. Their docile and affectionate personality only add to the beauty of their intense blue eyes and silky coat of this large muscular cat. It seems as though they melt into your arms when you pick them up, just as they melt into your heart. That is what makes this such a unique breed of cat.

The Ragdoll breed is a recognized breed throughout the United States and the United Kingdom. Finding a breeder can be as easy as searching with an Internet search engine. It is important, however, to know what you want when you begin looking. If, for example, you wish to find a breeder because you simply love Ragdoll cats, most breeders will suffice. However, if you desire to show your cat, you would be most successful looking for a feline registry association. Not all registries accept all variations of the Ragdoll breed,though.

Whether you are looking for a show cat or a companion, these cats will melt your heart.  This breed is very unique and can only bring pleasure to any cat lover.

Ragdoll Rescue Texas - Resources for Finding a Ragdoll Cat In Need in Texas

Sunday, September 11, 2011 by Amanda W
Deciding to adopt a Ragdoll instead of buying from a breeder is a noble decision for any current or future owner.  There are so many Ragdolls that are in need of forever homes, as is common with any pure breed of animal.  Sometimes new owners cannot meet the needs of a pet and they end up in a rescue that attempts to find a loving home.  While there is not one main organization to rescue Ragdolls, there are several small organizations that specialize in the breed.

There is a Ragdoll and Maine Coon Rescue in Texas called Merlin's Hope.  Merlin's Hope has been rescuing since 2005 and has re-homed and coordinated rescues for 600 plus cats. The rescue is quickly becoming mostly Ragdolls and will arrange transport if someone is interested in a Ragdoll that is in one of their monitored foster homes.

Stories of some of the Ragdoll's previous situations can be found on Merlin's Hope's website.  Read about how these brave kittens survived and how they found a forever home. Just imagine that you could be the one to take a cute Ragdoll from a home of scrounging through cabinets to one with a cat window bed, a personal sisal cat scratching post, and plenty of feather cat toys.

Rag doll Cat Adoption - Whether a Rescue or a Kitten - Resources to Help Your Find Your Soulmate

Monday, August 29, 2011 by Amanda W
When it is time to add to or start your Ragdoll family the question of whether or not to adopt a kitten or rescue an older Ragdoll always arises.  Those who rescue older Ragdolls are true godsends, but nothing is cuter than a beautiful little ball of fluff that is a kitten. 

If you decide on a kitten then you must decide whether it will be a show cat or not.  This will help you decide on a breeder versus other avenues to locate a kitten.  While not all kittens from breeders will be show cats some breeders are better known for show cats then others.

Kittens and older cats can also be found at local shelters or rescue organizations if you are willing to look.  Call or go online to see if any Ragdolls are available.  Remember Ragdolls are often mistaken for other breeds.

No matter what you decide to do as far as a cat or kitten make sure your home is ready for the newest addition.  Have a cat window bed for your new friend to relax in and maybe a lotus cat tree to scratch on.  A few cat snacks are never a bad idea either. Enjoy your new addition.

Rag doll Cats Rescue - Resources for Finding a Ragdoll Cat In Need

Monday, August 29, 2011 by Amanda W
It takes a special and unique individual to wish to rescue any animal and this is also true for Ragdoll rescues.  When you have decided to add to your feline family then adoption should definitely be an option.  There are many Ragdolls in all colors and sizes that need a forever home for one reason or another. So if you are looking for a Ragdoll to move into your loving home follow these simple tips.

Talk to finds, neighbors, and local shelters to see if any Ragdolls are available.  Often visiting a shelter is best as Ragdolls are many times classified as another breed such as Himalayan.

If there is a specific color such as a bicolor Ragdoll that you hope for then try posting to a discussion board or even calling local breeders to see if they have any older cats that are being retired from breeding.

Finally, cruise websites such as the Ragdoll forum to see if any Ragdolls need rehoming.  In forums such as these you can find out why the Ragdoll needs a home and any special characteristics or unique needs it may have.

Ragdoll Rescue Cats - Resources for Finding A Ragdoll Cat In Need - Part Two

Saturday, August 27, 2011 by Amanda W
As mentioned in previous posts, rescuing a Ragdoll can be a rewarding experience. There are several ways in which a Ragdoll may be found.  If you are one of those special people who choose to adopt a Ragdoll in need then hopefully this blog will help you begin looking.  While the pound or local shelter may be the obvious option and may be the starting point there are other ways to adopt a Ragdoll who needs a forever home.

One way to find a Ragdoll may be to call breeders who may have aging cats whom they no longer wish to breed.  Often these cats will be sold very cheaply or adopted into a forever home.  Calling breeders that are not in your area is also an option as often shipment of the Ragdoll can be arranged.

Another option is to visit boards such as this one that list Ragdolls that need a forever home. Even visiting sites like Petfinder can help you to locate a Ragdoll.  Request photos as many Ragdolls are mistakenly listed as Himalayan or other breeds. No matter how you go about rescuing a Ragdoll the important thing is that you are creating a forever home and your new cat will thank you.

Ragdoll Rescue Cats - Resources for Finding A Ragdoll Cat In Need

Friday, August 26, 2011 by Amanda W
If You Want To Adopt A Ragdoll Rescue – Visit Our Ragdoll Rescue List On Our Blog. Be sure to scroll through to see all the kitties available!

Ragdoll books line the shelves, cat gyms sit unused, and a stitched picture of a bicolor Ragdoll hangs on the wall, but the one thing missing is a Ragdoll.  If you desperately want to be the proud owner of a Ragdoll but want to do the right thing by adopting then these suggestions may be just what you need.

The first step is always to check the local shelters and pounds.  Adopting an older cat or one that is simply unwanted will make the cat extra special to you and you are saving a life.  In order to find a Ragdoll at a shelter one should check websites for the shelter, call the shelter to see if any Ragdoll's are available and make a trip to view the animals.  Ragdolls are often mistaken for other breeds so a trip may be necessary to double check whether a Ragdoll is available.

Make sure if you are adopting from a shelter that you have the animal fixed and find out if it has any special needs that may affect its overall health. This way you can expect a happy life together as owner and pet.  So if you are ready to add to your furry family or searching for the first time try to rescue a Ragdoll and give him or her a forever home.

Tiki Cat Food Review

Thursday, August 25, 2011 by Amanda W
Every cat needs to eat and when visiting any local grocery store it is easy to become overwhelmed with the choices.  There are cat food types for kittens, overweight cats, older felines, indoor pets, and those that need more nutrition.  It is hard to decide.  The challenge with a pure breed is that most owners also want the best when it comes to food.

One of the higher end cat foods that is available is Tiki Cat Food which is available in Wild Salmon, Ahi Tuna with Chicken Consomme, Ahi Tuna and Mackerel in Tuna Consomme, and Chicken with Egg Consomme.  These sound like items on a fine dining menu but are created specifically with your felines in mind.  Though the flavors have been listed here the names are actually very Hawaiian in nature and listed below.

Tiki Cat Canned Wild SalmonServe as cat snacks between meals or as the whole meal itself, these cat food flavors are unique and something that most Ragdolls will enjoy. The ingredients are all natural with added vitamins and minerals to help keep your cat healthy and happy. As sometimes recommended in Ragdoll books the food is also low carb, low sodium, and low magnesium to help your Ragdoll stay his or her best.


Koolina Luau - Chicken with Egg Consomme

Hanalei Luau - Wild Salmon in Salmon Consomme

Hookena Luau - Ahi Tuna and Chicken in Chicken Consomme

Papeekeo Luau - Ahi Tuna and Mackerel in Ahi Tuna Consomme

Have you allowed your cat to try Tiki Cat Food?  How would you rate the product? Let others know in the Ragdoll forum.

Ragdoll Rescue Toronto - How to Find a Ragdoll in Need in Toronto

Thursday, August 25, 2011 by Amanda W
Many pure bred animals require special care or in the least a special type of care from their owners.  This is true of Ragdoll cats also.  Pure bred pets being abandoned creates the need for rescue organizations.  If you are interested in adopting a Ragdoll that is in need of rescue there are a few directions that can be taken.

First, visit a local pound.  Calling can help but Ragdolls are often mistaken for other breeds like Himalayans so an in person visit may be the best option.  Also, visiting online photos of pound animals can be helpful before you make the trip.

Other online sites such as PetFinder can also have Ragdolls that are up for adoption.  Again take the time to look through photos as many Ragdolls are misclassified.

A final option may be to contact breeders that may have older Ragdolls that need a forever home.  If there are no breeders in your area then the animal can be shipped or picked up in person in many instances.

For even more ideas visit Floppy Cats.  If you know of a great place to adopt or a Ragdoll rescue in your area stop by the forum and let others know so these lovely felines are not abandoned or put down unnecessarily.

Litter Kwitter Video

Saturday, August 6, 2011 by Amanda W
Anyone can kid themselves into thinking that cleaning the litter box is not that bad, but once the truth comes out it truly is a dreaded yet necessary chore. Or is it? There are hundreds of Ragdoll books that describe how smart and cooperative the breed is, but what was recently on television made the litter training mentioned in many of the books seem archaic and useless.

What is being alluded to is the idea that a Bicolor Ragdoll, well any cat can be toilet trained.  This means no more smelly cat litter pans to clean every few hours. The amazing Litter Kwitter video and systemLitter Kwitter Video systematically allows your cat to stop using the litter box and become comfortable using the toilet.  This means no more smell, germs, spilled litter messes, or hassle.

The system was developed by behavior analysts and the seat attachment fits most standard size toilets.  The easy to follow instructions will make training your cat easier then training a child. No matter the age of the cat it is said that in eight weeks of less the cat should be trained to use the toilet. 

This product has been advertised on television, but can be ordered online.  So let your fingers do the shopping and add a Litter Kwitter to your next order of cat snacks and cat feather toys.  Keep your kitten clean, healthy, and well trained.

Manufacturer: Litter Kwitter


You can purchase the Litter Kwitter Toilet Training System at Amazon.com for 49.90 & this item ships Free with Super Saver Shipping.

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Catit Fresh & Clear Drinking Fountain for Cats

Tuesday, July 26, 2011 by Amanda W
My Ragdoll cat, Grady, is my pride and joy. I like to reward his warm companionship withCatit Fountain quality food and cat toys. I recently learned that stagnant water is a breeding ground for germs and bacteria and these could be living in Grady’s water dish. Though I change his water often, I felt much better when I found the CatIt Fresh and Clear Drinking Fountain for Cats. This unique water dish provides Grady with a continuous supply of fresh and clean water.  I like that the re-circulated water gets plenty of exposure to oxygen with the larger dish because this leaves the water fresher and tastier for Grady. The replaceable filter   purifies the water by taking out impurities that are in tap water as well as food, fur and debris that tend to migrate to his bowl. The Catit Fresh and Clear Drinking Fountain for Cats has a large capacity for water and because the filter keeps the water so clean, I don’t have to change it every day. 

I was concerned that the Catit Fresh and clear Drinking Fountain for Cats was electric. However, the unit operates at a low 12 voltages and uses less than 4 watts which makes this product energy efficient.  There is a protective plastic cord cover to keep the cord from contacting the water as well as to keep Grady from chewing the cord.

You can buy the Catit Fresh and Clear Drinking Fountain for Cats at Amazon.com for $32.29.

Does your Ragdoll use the Catit Fresh and Clear Drinking Fountain? How does your cat like it? Tell fellow cat lovers what cat products you like over in our Ragdoll Cat Forum.

PETCO Mega Rectangular Litter Box

Wednesday, July 20, 2011 by Anna Kho
Info On Ragdoll CatsWhether you have blue lynx mitted Ragdoll or another color pattern of Ragdoll in your house or just another large breed cat, it's important to have a larger litter box to suit their larger bodies.

The PETCO Mega Rectangular Litter Box is an extra large litter container that can accommodate both average to huge cats. With an easy step-in front entry, small to big cats can use it without any fuss.

If your bicolor Ragdoll prefers some measure of privacy, the dimensions of PETCO Mega Rectangular Litter Box provides it. It measures 24 x 18 x 10 inches and weighs 2.8lbs. It is also durable and built to last for a long time because of its stong plastic construction.

With the Mega Rectangular Litter Box, you can use any type of cat litter whether non-clumping, clumping, etc. It also has a non-sticky surface finish that lets you clean it easily without the need for hard scraping or scrubbing.

To purchase PETCO Mega Rectangular Litter Box for $13.49, just visit Amazon.com.

We would love to know what you think about this mega litter box and other cat products. Leave us a comment below!

A ragdoll soul

Thursday, July 14, 2011 by Ragdoll Cat Stories
well let me start by saying that my lucky is not a ragdoll, he is a himi .
I have been raising cats since i was a child then i got older and life took over my love for cats .
I got married and I have two wonderful kids but life was tough torward me and lost three other little babys each in a time . the third boy died last Feb after i gave birth to him . i was empty ,depressed and felt a hole in my heart that when i remembered my old love CATs .
I started looking for a breed that can offer me love and lots of it that when i discovered the ragdolls. i started searching for them in my country but there were no sign of one .So i started looking for a cat that may look like a rag and i found my lucky.
He has been with me for only a week and i fell in love with him already. He has those amazing light sky blue color eyes and soft coat . He purrrrrrrrrs and purrrrs all the time and loves to play ball . He love taking BATHS and took one today so he is shiny and smells great now :)
He loves everyone and comes running when he sees me with his tail up saying Hiiiiii
It may not be a ragdoll but I am so happy i got lucky in my family and my heart is soo much better now.

P.S I will try to post other pictures for Lucky next time :)

Kitty's Name: lucky
Name: Mimi
Where: Jeddah (Saudi Arabia)




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Wellness Cubed Sliced and Minced Grain Free Canned Cat Food Arrive for a Floppycats.com Review

Saturday, July 2, 2011 by Jenny Dean
Wellness Cubed Sliced and Minced Grain Free FoodWe were contacted by the PR company that represents Wellness Pet Food and asked if we were interested in trying out their new Cubed, Minced and Sliced grain free canned cat food.

They sent us the following flavors:
  • Minced Chicken Dinner in gravy
  • Sliced Salmon Entree
  • Cubed Tuna Entree
  • Cubed Turkey and Salmon Entree
We're excited to give them a try. Since I have two cats and only got one can of each flavor I couldn't really figure out more than if they liked it.

Here's a video I shot of the cats when we opened the package:



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