It's a boy 😻

Thank you 🙇🥰😻

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No, she just has funny looking paws 🙀😹😻

@@ScribbleScrabbless I see, her paws are still cute!

Korosensei 殺せんせい

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This is a sign they really trust you, also the top of the head is warm 😻🥰👹

@@ScribbleScrabbless yea She gets cold easily as she's almost 20

I wish her the best 😻🥰👹

Thank you, he hurt his foot this morning, but he's okay 😻🥰💕

@@ScribbleScrabbless awww poor baby. Glad he's ok. I have two male cats seven years old💙💙👍😊

Thank you, I wish you and yours great health and happiness 😻👹🐾🎆

@@ScribbleScrabbless thank you🌸👍😊

Thank you! Cheers 😻👹🐾🎆

Likewise, and thank you. Blessings, and best wishes to you, and your lovely Feline.. ❤️✨🌼

Tuna is fine in small amounts, and certain types have more mercury than others. Also Mackerel (especially king mackerel), Shark, Swordfish, and Tilefish are high in mercury as well.

@@ScribbleScrabbless So mercury is the problem, interesting. So it's bad for us too. What about wild salmon and farmed salmon.

From chat gpt concerning salmon Both wild and farmed salmon can be safe for cats in moderation, but there are some differences in their nutritional content and potential risks: Wild Salmon Lower in fat: Wild salmon tends to have less fat compared to farmed salmon, which can be healthier for cats prone to weight gain or sensitive to fatty foods. Lower in contaminants: Wild salmon generally has lower levels of contaminants like polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and other pollutants, as these fish are not exposed to farm-related chemicals. Higher in omega-3s: Wild salmon has a higher concentration of beneficial omega-3 fatty acids, which can support a cat's coat, skin, and overall health. Mercury risk: Both wild and farmed salmon are considered lower in mercury compared to many other fish, making them safer options. Farmed Salmon Higher in fat: Farmed salmon is fattier, which can lead to more calories. This might be too rich for some cats, but it’s also why farmed salmon is sometimes softer and more appealing. Potential for contaminants: Farmed salmon may contain higher levels of PCBs and other pollutants due to the environments they're raised in and their feed, which can be a concern if fed regularly. Omega-3s: While farmed salmon also contains omega-3 fatty acids, the balance of fats can differ due to their diet. Recommendation When feeding salmon to your cats, wild-caught is generally the better choice due to its lower fat and contaminant levels. Regardless, both should only be given occasionally and in moderation to avoid imbalances in their diet or long-term risks.

Very true 😻🥰👹