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By Frank and Mary Hoffman - 13 May 2018
Dear Joe:
There some vegan cat foods, but most cats won’t eat them exclusively. If you start kittens out with vegan cat food, they will stay vegan, but we have had little success with older cats.
We have even made some vegan cat food, and they liked it but different cats want different things so it is very difficult.
Evolution kibble needs to be moistened, if you try that. It’s a trial and error situation.
Best of luck,
In the Love of the Lord,
Frank and Mary Hoffman
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