I've had cats on dry food for ages so it's really not an issue per se, but once they've developed diabetes, it is something to think about.
Bailey has been on dry food since he arrived here, though he gets a small amount of wet food around midday each day as a treat.
I had always thought of them as more imperialist. Or deistic (you know, "humans feed me, clean up after me, shower me with adoration. I must be god!).
You could have a point, that does seem to sum up a certain furry thing around here. ![](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/253164678/yes2.gif)
Interesting little side note; apparently eau de vet's office is NOT Nixie's scent of choice.
Even after a year of living here, she still has to give a sniff-verification of anyone she encounters. So when Clint got home yesterday, he apparently failed the sniff test and is now the recipient of much hissing and growling when he gets too close. Otherwise, he is scrutinized from across the room (just to make sure he doesn't do anything shifty, I suppose).
Well vets usually mean prodding of things in a rather undignified manner, so no doubt vet aroma is not one of their favourite things.
Quite understandable really.