Cat Treat Recipes?

[Anonymous No.9750256]

I have 3 cats. Two are 4 years old and one is about 12 and declawed (and fat). The two younger ones are very picky eaters, might drink whole milk (only lactose free!, and they also will eat deli turkey. The older one is fat and will eat anything salty or fatty but hates carbs.

Has anyone here experimented around with any recipes for treats? Did your cats like them?

http://www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/recs/6/Kittys_Moist_Morsels_Cat_Treats48270.shtml

I linked a webm of my cats for anyone who is interested in seeing them.

https://webmshare.com/1WW9M

[Anonymous No.9750276]

>>9750256
Take it to /an/. We eat human food here...mostly.

[Anonymous No.9750282]

>>9750276
Well this is about cooking...and this board is my usual board.

[Anonymous No.9750312]

you already have one obese cat maybe you shouldn't be feeding them treats.

[Anonymous No.9750321]

>>9750312
He's not THAT fat. He was given to me at around age 10, already fat. He compulsively overeats and then vomits. Maybe he was abused when he was younger.

I don't give them very much food at all. Maybe ten of those tiny treats a day at most.

My other two cats are at healthy weights.

[Anonymous No.9750341]

>>9750256
I've always just given mine some canned tuna or shared some baked chicken from my plate.

[Anonymous No.9750362]

I trained my cats to eat my jizz

[Anonymous No.9750370]

>>9750341
Fair enough but I was hoping to bake them something warm. I don't think mine (well the younger ones definitely) eat/prefer grain. Maybe like a tuna meatball of some sort? Will they eat cooked egg?

[Anonymous No.9751103]

>>9750276
suck a dick this is great,
go post in some mcd's threads

[Anonymous No.9751109]

People like you should be banned from owning animals

[Anonymous No.9751122]

>>9750256
>Only lactose free
Why?

[Anonymous No.9751347]

I have a Siamese and a Tonkinese, they get a fresh raw chicken wing once a week. It’s really good for their teeth and gums. Does take them a couple of days to finish them but they are healthy cats. Pic related.

[Anonymous No.9752056]

>>9751122
I have no idea. They just prefer it.

[Anonymous No.9752069]

>declawing

[Anonymous No.9752076]

>>9752069
I didn't do it. He already was when I got him. That said it is pretty nice. He just sits in my lap most of the time.

[Anonymous No.9752086]

you shouldnt feed your cats spices OP

[Anonymous No.9752087]

>People actually declaw their cats

[Anonymous No.9752096]

>>9752086
I wasn't thinking of that. I just was wondering if anyone had cooked something for their cats that they would eat.

[Anonymous No.9752103]

>Maybe ten of those tiny treats a day at most.
Fatty fatty two by four, can't fit through the frickin' cat door.

[Anonymous No.9752104]

>>9752096
I see. does google not give you any results?
my cat wouldn't even touch fresh salmon, so it never came to my mind to cook something for her

[Anonymous No.9752105]

>>9752104
It does, but pretty strange websites pop up and I'm wondering if anyone had ever tried a recipe that worked for them.

[Anonymous No.9752108]

>>9752105
doubt you'll find anyone here, for obvious reasons. guess you should just give it a shot, hit or miss.

[Anonymous No.9752276]

>>9752104
What? My cat just begs like hell and won't stop rubbing herself around my leg when I'm making salmon

[Anonymous No.9752280]

>>9750256
catnip
catnip
catnip
heroin
more catnip

[Anonymous No.9752536]

>>9752280
Yeah they have catnip. I was wondering if they would eat chicken meatballs or something if I made them plain. They won't generally eat spiced food and I don't think they like a ton of salt but I'm not as sure about that because they eat deli turkey.