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Epona should I defrost him some prawns? Or a chicken breast? (Cooked? Raw?) or he would probably eat quite a lot more kitten treats. I know they’re not nutritionally complete, but is it better than going without?
 
Epona should I defrost him some prawns? Or a chicken breast? (Cooked? Raw?) or he would probably eat quite a lot more kitten treats. I know they’re not nutritionally complete, but is it better than going without?

Some plain poached chicken (just in plain water so it is cooked through, no stock or salt or flavourings) without bones and cut up small is what my vet has always recommended to try in situations like this - it's fairly easy on the stomach and the mouth. Wait for it to cool down a bit before offering though as they are daft enough to burn themselves on hot food - cat body temp is just under 40C.

You can also offer some of the water you poached it in when it is cool enough.
 
So, after all that he just licked the bowl clean for his supper time meal. Not sure if he’s less hot, super hungry or if it’s because I sat with him. He is quite clingy today and maybe wanted to be with me more than he did want his food?

I did then try to give him seconds and he looked at me like I was stupid and walked off.

I’ll try a little top up when I go to bed.
 
Orson is down the back of the garden looking sad. We can't get to him cos he's round the side of the derelict shed. But at least he's close. Hoping he'll come in soon and we can try to work out what's wrong.

:( Is he any better now?
 
We got him to eat a little and drink a little and after 5 hours we've got him inside.

Going to let him settle for a bit and then try and work out what's wrong.
We get similar sometimes. If it goes away in a day, we tend to say "He ate a bad mouse". But longer than that and he's off to see his favourites at the vet. Bernard doesn't have the spare fat to sit around not eating for long.
 
I was WFH with the patio doors open this afternoon, when I heard some scrabbling. I looked up and saw next door's kitten climbing over the fence into our garden from the other next door, with a feathered companion in her mouth. She didn't hang around and I'm sure her human was delighted with the present.
 
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