Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: Sarah (seldom_use) on July 30, 2007, 18:21:16 PM
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Because Charlie's getting neutered tomorrow I was thinking of a special meal I could make him for being a brave boy, he loves tuna and chicken but is there anything more inventive I could give him as a special treat?
I've never really bought them fresh fish or anything, so any ideas would be great (and how to cook them :evillaugh:)
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Chicken or white fish would be best as its light on the tum after his GA ;D
My lot like their chicken roasted and they get frozen white fish portions done in the microwave. I hate the smell of fish cooking so wont poach it :evillaugh:
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How about a few Tiger prawns? :hungey:
Tescos do an enticing looking Seafood cocktail (Prawns, muscles, cockles, squid, crab...)
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How about a few Tiger prawns? :hungey:
Tescos do an enticing looking Seafood cocktail (Prawns, muscles, cockles, squid, crab...)
don't think i could stomach it :sick:
MM - any kind of white fish you would recommend? and how would i cook it, like if i bought it fresh..
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Tescos do an enticing looking Seafood cocktail (Prawns, muscles, cockles, squid, crab...)
are all these safe for cats?
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My cats have eaten any and all combinations of seafood. They love it! :evillaugh:
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My cats love fish too,I had a female a few years ago (she passed away sadly two years ago) who hated anything fish but my boys now seem to love everything fish,even whiskas "oh so fishy" ;D
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Clapton's favourite treat is oven roasted chicken cooked with the skin on and just enough that its not pink but still juicy (he had 1/2 of mine last night :tired: )
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I would stick to chicken or fish, the seafood cocktail might be too rich for them.
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It does remind me of my first ever cat Tooshy... :Luv: He was an older roaming Tom who I took in and fixed up. He went bonkers for liver pate!
The vet adviced me to get in something light for after his neurtering op. I grilled some fish and some chicken so he had a choice. When he came home, he looked so sorry for himself. So despressed! He jumped in the chair and slept and slept... I got so worried! I placed a small dish next to his head with a bit of the chicken, then the fish... no reaction. :( Tooshy didn't even look up. I even tried to put some in his mouth to get him to eat. He just kept sleeping.
Then, in desparation, I got the pate out. I walked in the room and his little nose started to twitch, then his head lifted. But the time I got to the chair, he'd jumped up and was meowing for England. :evillaugh: :evillaugh:
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It does remind me of my first ever cat Tooshy... :Luv: He was an older roaming Tom who I took in and fixed up. He went bonkers for liver pate!
The vet adviced me to get in something light for after his neurtering op. I grilled some fish and some chicken so he had a choice. When he came home, he looked so sorry for himself. So despressed! He jumped in the chair and slept and slept... I got so worried! I placed a small dish next to his head with a bit of the chicken, then the fish... no reaction. :( Tooshy didn't even look up. I even tried to put some in his mouth to get him to eat. He just kept sleeping.
Then, in desparation, I got the pate out. I walked in the room and his little nose started to twitch, then his head lifted. But the time I got to the chair, he'd jumped up and was meowing for England. :evillaugh: :evillaugh:
:rofl: :rofl:
Well I went out and bought him some nice chicken breast which I will roast later on :)
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Im sure he will manage to eat that ;D
The only fish i know how to cook is from the supermarket freezers, it comes in plastic portions and you either boil or microwave depending how much stink you like :evillaugh:
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I had a look in Tesco for frozen white fish portions and couldn't find any. In the end I bought some fresh unsmoked haddock and cut it into pieces and froze it so now I can just take a few chunks out as and when I need them, defrost them and pop them in the oven and it's done!