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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Pet Island > Diet and Nutrition Thread: Grain Free Is Not The Way To Be
 
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Shogi
Nov 23, 2004

distant Pohjola
We have a ginger kitten of indeterminate age (around 7 months probably) who was found dumped in a wheelie bin and is slowly getting over his food security issues. He has a baffling love for brassicas, like, he will deftly snag Brussels sprouts off your plate on a claw and eat them, he will eat entire stalks of broccoli and ask for more. From what I have read brocc seems to be good for cats but I worry a little that too much might be bad for his thyroid. Can’t find a safe max anywhere. Is he likely to be OK with the odd stalk of brocc?

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Pet Island > Diet and Nutrition Thread: Grain Free Is Not The Way To Be