@AllisonC Hi Allison. I got your message. Thanks

I'm in Ontario.

@Wilson I'd guess there's possibly some similarities with what's available for you and what's available for me (US, Minnesota)

If you've got Solid Gold branded foods, give them a shot, they're a lot like cat crack and good for picky eaters. If you can get Weruva, specifically the "Cats in the Kitchen" line, there's one that's chicken that, if your kitty likes the plain chicken breast, s/he would probably love. It's basically shredded chicken that looks and smells tastier than any human canned chicken I've tried.

With any food, try Forti-Flora or Advita probiotics sprinkled on top, too. They have flavor and smell enhancers added to them (animal digest) to make them more appealing to sick and picky eaters

I've had a few picky eaters in my time, and it can be stressful to try to find what they'll eat (one of mine insists on a new flavor every day, another one will only eat one flavor and only if the texture is "perfect" for her)

@AllisonC Thank you! I've gone ahead and purchased all three of those things. All available in Canada. Cheers!

On a side note: We pay a lot for stuff in Canada. At this rate, I might be better off just feeding it real chicken. :)

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I hope they all help!

I will note, just feeding "real chicken" is nutritionally imbalanced; there's certain nutrients cats need (off the top of my head, I believe Taurine is one of them) that they'll develop severe health issues without, and they're things that are lacking in plain meats and a lot of homemade diets.

I've had a lot of good luck with advita sprinkled on top of food. You don't need the whole packet of it (or forti-flora, depending on which you picked up), about 1/3-1/4 of the packet should be sufficient for most cats

@AllisonC Ok. Thanks!

@Wilson Keep us updated on how it goes. And feel free to share photos in here, too! :)