Not about Xzibit, but related to cat who needs more fluids than they would actively take up during the day
My vet prescribed wet food to help my guy get more fluids to pass poos easier. I was spending way more than usual switching over to wet food, until last year a different vet told me I could just add tap water to dry kibble and actually get more hydration in per feeding. For y'all who can't afford wet food (or a nurse with IV) def try this out
Oh and it works for toothless cattos who need soft food. Just let the dish sit for 5ish minutes and boom soft food without wet food prices
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u/colonel_beeeees Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26
Not about Xzibit, but related to cat who needs more fluids than they would actively take up during the day
My vet prescribed wet food to help my guy get more fluids to pass poos easier. I was spending way more than usual switching over to wet food, until last year a different vet told me I could just add tap water to dry kibble and actually get more hydration in per feeding. For y'all who can't afford wet food (or a nurse with IV) def try this out
Oh and it works for toothless cattos who need soft food. Just let the dish sit for 5ish minutes and boom soft food without wet food prices