Canned salmon?

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No one said chowder yet. Canned salmon, milk, salt, onions, potatoes,

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some cabbage. Yum.

Ummmmmmm, come on over with that pot of chowder! kili

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My cats won't even eat canned salmon - they prefer chunk light tuna; no oil.

kili

Both of my cats would kill for a can of either salmon or tuna. They don't get either very often,
though, and then only as a treat. Fish is not really all that good for cats despite their
affinity for it.

Canned human fish is downright dangerous for cats. Should only be given as a special treat as you
said. The fish varieties of even canned cat food my vet said are very responsible for them
developing kidney failure down the road. I would use any other flavor.

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No one said chowder yet. Canned salmon, milk, salt, onions, potatoes,

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some cabbage. Yum.

That's what I made today...but with lots of garlic, salmon, a leek that was left over from earlier
in the week, carrots, celery, potatoes, milk, salt, pepper, bay leaves, a dab of butter...added a
handful of kale at the end because I had a little left in the fridge that I needed to use up.

Served with fresh, hot buttermilk bread...a scoop of dried blueberries for dessert. It was great.

Paula

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Canned human fish is downright dangerous for cats. Should only be given as a special treat as you
said. The fish varieties of even canned cat food my vet said are very responsible for them
developing kidney failure down the road. I would use any other flavor.

My cats don't seem to like the canned fish flavors. I don't know why. They don't like chunky canned
food either, only the ground stuff. They are so picky! Does anyone else have a cat that won't eat
the sliced/chunked/shredded stuff?

kilikini

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My cats won't even eat canned salmon - they prefer chunk light tuna; no oil.

kili

Both of my cats would kill for a can of either salmon or tuna. They don't get either very often,
though, and then only as a treat. Fish is not really all that good for cats despite their
affinity for it.

Canned human fish is downright dangerous for cats. Should only be given as a special treat as you
said. The fish varieties of even canned cat food my vet said are very responsible for them
developing kidney failure down the road. I would use any other flavor.

We do for the most part. Our cats get a variety of canned non-fish foods most of the time. They each
get a very small can of salmon or tuna no more frequently than once or twice a month.

Wayne

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Canned human fish is downright dangerous for cats. Should only be given as a special treat as you
said. The fish varieties of even canned cat food my vet said are very responsible for them
developing kidney failure down the road. I would use any other flavor.

My cats don't seem to like the canned fish flavors. I don't know why. They don't like chunky
canned food either, only the ground stuff. They are so picky! Does anyone else have a cat that
won't eat the sliced/chunked/shredded stuff?

kilikini

Yes... When the "sliced/chunked/shredded stuff" first hit the market, our cats seemed to be wild
about it in almost any variety. Gradually they began eating less and less of it until they simply
wouldn't eat it at all. They still eat a wide variety of flavors, but it all must be the ground or
"paste" texture. They do, however, still seem to enjoy their dry food that's always available.

I always find it humerous when, on occasion, the vet recommends any type of "science diet" food and
states that it's best to stick with just one flavor. Hell, both my cats would have died from
starvation by now.

Wayne

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don't like chunky canned food either, only the ground stuff. They are so picky! Does anyone else
have a cat that won't eat the sliced/chunked/shredded stuff?

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My two cats like only ground also. Sometimes I buy the wrong kind and try to mash it up. Phyl

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don't like chunky canned food either, only the ground stuff. They are

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picky! Does anyone else have a cat that won't eat the sliced/chunked/shredded stuff?

kilikini

My two cats like only ground also. Sometimes I buy the wrong kind and try

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mash it up. Phyl

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I've tried to mash it up to, but they still usually just lick out the juice from the chunky. What I
want to know is, if none of our cats eat the chunky, where is there more and more of it on the
shelves? kili

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Canned human fish is downright dangerous for cats. Should only be given as a special treat as
you said. The fish varieties of even canned cat food my vet said are very responsible for them
developing kidney failure down the road. I would use any other flavor.

My cats don't seem to like the canned fish flavors. I don't know why. They don't like chunky
canned food either, only the ground stuff. They are so picky! Does anyone else have a cat that
won't eat the sliced/chunked/shredded stuff?

kilikini

Yes... When the "sliced/chunked/shredded stuff" first hit the market, our cats seemed to be wild
about it in almost any variety. Gradually they began eating less and less of it until they simply
wouldn't eat it at all. They still eat a wide variety of flavors, but it all must be the ground or
"paste" texture. They do, however, still seem to enjoy their dry food that's always available.

I always find it humerous when, on occasion, the vet recommends any type of "science diet" food
and states that it's best to stick with just one flavor. Hell, both my cats would have died from
starvation by now.

Wayne

Science Diet is nortorious for being unpalatable. I know hundreds of cats that won't eat the stuff.
-L. (former vet tech)

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don't like chunky canned food either, only the ground stuff. They are

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picky! Does anyone else have a cat that won't eat the sliced/chunked/shredded stuff?

kilikini

My two cats like only ground also. Sometimes I buy the wrong kind and try

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mash it up. Phyl

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I've tried to mash it up to, but they still usually just lick out the juice from the chunky. What
I want to know is, if none of our cats eat the chunky, where is there more and more of it on the
shelves? kili

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don't like chunky canned food either, only the ground stuff. They are

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picky! Does anyone else have a cat that won't eat the sliced/chunked/shredded stuff?

kilikini

My two cats like only ground also. Sometimes I buy the wrong kind and try

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mash it up. Phyl

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I've tried to mash it up to, but they still usually just lick out the juice from the chunky. What
I want to know is, if none of our cats eat the chunky, where is there more and more of it on the
shelves? kili

What brands are you feeding? My cats eat the ground stuff if I mush it up, but also like certain
types of the chopped. For most of the chopped varieties in juice - they lick off the juice and leave
the chunks.

Weird animals...

In general, the better quality foods (Iams, Eukanuba, Nutro, Innova, Cal Natural, etc.) are more
palatable - and the cats need to eat less because they are more filling - they contain more meat
protein, higher-quality cuts of meat and less fillers.

-L.

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I like it right out of the can.

Yeah I ended up doing that! It was on sale at Rite Aid and I noticed the protein content

Ok anyone have a recipe for the creamed salmon?

I usually make salmon cakes with the canned stuff, served with home made potato pancakes, and a side
of cucumbers and onions in sour cream laced with fresh dill and a splash of rice viengar and lots of
fresh black pepper.

that is the most disgusting sandwich i ever heard of!!!!

Been there done that.....Remember it well....1940's ????

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I was wondering if my 2 kats were the only ones who won't touch canned salmon either. But say the
word tuna they both act like they haven't been fed in days.

Yeah, why is that? They won't eat grilled salmon or baked salmon either. But, they both like ham and
uncooked scallops!

kili

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Ok anyone have a recipe for the creamed salmon?

I usually make salmon cakes with the canned stuff, served with home made potato pancakes, and a
side of cucumbers and onions in sour cream laced with fresh dill and a splash of rice viengar and
lots of fresh black pepper.

Make a white sauce. Medium thickness or a little thinner. Stir in the can of drained salmon and some
peas. Heat through. Serve over biscuits, toast points, or mashed potatoes. Cheap supper.
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Been there done that.....Remember it well....1940's ????

Been where? Done what? Remember what well? Maybe 1840's!!!!

It's damned hard to tell what the hell you're talking about.

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Make a white sauce. Medium thickness or a little thinner. Stir in the can of drained salmon and
some peas. Heat through. Serve over biscuits, toast points, or mashed potatoes. Cheap supper.
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In my SIL's family, it's a dish reserved for special occasions.

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kilikini said:

I've tried to mash it up to, but they still usually just lick out the juice from the chunky. What I
want to know is, if none of our cats eat the chunky, where is there more and more of it on the
shelves? kili

your cats should get out more.

your pal, blake