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They're not big enough to be eating rap pups yet, they wont even touch fuzzies unless i cut it in half.
They get alertnating foods from eggs, turkey, chicken, chicken livers, chicken hearts, gizzards, and pinkies.
They get calcium daily, and a multivitamin.
No problems shedding, and they're getting bigger every week.
Im not concerned about thier diet, i had just read another posters thread about feeing his cat food, and how they're quite large and it increased thier appetite.
That was the only reason i tried it, and they didnt even eat any of it.
Tuna for human consumption is packed full of sodium but not many harmful preservatives and chemicals. There is salt free tuna for cats but I would avoid tuna all together due to its high mercury levels.
Question to those who mentions salt in tuna-
What do you feel about other saltwater fish? My gu has a love for smelt and yesterday she had mahi mahi and anihilated it. Lol
I feed mine fish fillets. He's had rockfish, tuna, salmon, cod, mahi-mahi, talapia, scallops, he eats whatever I toss to him. I haven't tried tuna in a can because of the additives on the labels. I don't do fish frequently, maybe a couple times a month. They tend to make Gurus poop smell suuuuper bad.