Extra Calories

Fat - Do not use drippings from cooking meat. The chemical composition of fat is changed when it is cooked and becomes very unheathly. If you want to use animal fat, it must be fed raw and VERY fresh from a reputable source. Or, use unsalted, real butter.

Nutrical - This product is good to add extra calories and vitamins. NOT to be used as a sole souce of nutrition. (Question: I read somewhere that cat's with high calcium levels shouldn't use this... is this true? email me: Kathy@AssistFeed.com)

Oils - Canola, Safflower, Olive, Vegetable

PDG - Made by Wysong. "PDG™ provides natural archetypal nourishment; including vitamins, minerals, enzymes and probiotic cultures to animals that are anorectic, undernourished, or otherwise debilitated."

Butter - I've been told that cats really do better with animal fat (over oils), so unsalted, real butter is good. Add a bit of unsalted, real butter to each feeding. I buy stick butter (4 sticks to a pound) and add a thin sliver to each meal.

 

Supplements

Injectible Vitamin B Complex - it has been reported that B Complex vitimins help to increase appetite. If you are giving subcutaneous fluids, the B Complex liquid can be injected through the injection port at the needle. You do not need a prescription to by B-Complex.

Pet Tinic Liquid 4oz Bottle - "A Palatable Liquid Vitamin-Mineral Supplement." Active Ingredient(s): B complex, Iron (12.5mg, Copper (0.2mg). Consult your veterinarian before using. Diabetics: This product contains corn syrup.

Kittyvite - "High Calorie Vitamin Concentrate. A daily Nutritional Supplement Ideal for Finicky Eaters." Diabetics: This product contains malt syrup.

 

 

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