I want to make catfood for an old cat. I'd like to use it on small pieces of chicken / fish, and NOT get a liquid result. Would this be possible? thx
1817554
Yes...you can control the consistency of anything you use this on. You can use the pulse on it too. I love it.
1817555
I only use mine to make soap once I ad lye to the fat. Sorry I can't help you
1817556
I would say no. It might be better to buy a small chopper. Check out the ninja master prep (QB900B) it comes with a full size and a small chopper for $34. I bought it and it's great quality for the price! Hope that helps!
1817557
this is a very good and powerful hand blender with 2 speeds and easy to clean. just get a food chopper for your cat lol
665677
My pet is a small dog and it works very well. I put it in her drinking water. I would put a few drops on something your cat will eat - fish or cream cheese. Don't be afraid to use too much - 4 drops would be fine. It isn't a narcotic and won't dramatically knock your cat out. It takes the edge off. I also like a product called Composure.
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I wouldn't use it for anything other than making rice, you could use chicken broth instead of water to flavor the rice, but I don't know what might happen if you put just liquid in it. It is a pressure cooker but specifically designed for rice, and at the price you pay for it, I wouldn't use it "off label" as you'll surely void the warranty. Page #3 of the manual in big letters says: "This product is for cooking and keeping rice warm only" and right underneath it has lots of "Don'ts" regarding only using it for rice and not for anything that will possibly expand/splatter/splash up to clog the pressure relief valve. I wouldn't use it for anything other than making rice, you could use chicken broth instead of water to flavor the rice, but I don't know what might happen if you put just liquid in it. It is a pressure cooker but specifically designed for rice, and at the price you pay for it, I wouldn't use it "off label" as you'll surely void the warranty. Page #3 of the manual in big letters says: "This product is for cooking and keeping rice warm only" and right underneath it has lots of "Don'ts" regarding only using it for rice and not for anything that will possibly... » Read More I wouldn't use it for anything other than making rice, you could use chicken broth instead of water to flavor the rice, but I don't know what might happen if you put just liquid in it. It is a pressure cooker but specifically designed for rice, and at the price you pay for it, I wouldn't use it "off label" as you'll surely void the warranty. Page #3 of the manual in big letters says: "This product is for cooking and keeping rice warm only" and right underneath it has lots of "Don'ts" regarding only using it for rice and not for anything that will possibly expand/splatter/splash up to clog the pressure relief valve. « Show Less
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Yeah you can. You gently squeeze the capsule and pull it apart then sprinkle on food. Not supposed to give the capsule to the cat. It serves as more of a storage capsule. Sticks to food good with a capsule of Welactin omega 3.
1521351
It is ok to mix it with their meal as long as it is a small amount. The back of the bag tells gives you it's recommendation as to how much is appropriate to feed your cat. Keep in mind that ideally, these are meant as treats for your pet.
483721
I have not tried but am sure you could. As a child we used to purchase cod fish flakes to make them . With the dried cod pieces I would rehydrate the fish and brake them into little bits to mix with other ingredients. Sorry this is all I can recommend
1149928
No. This product is a very, very fine powder and I sprinkle about 1/8th teaspoon on their dry breakfast food and then mix it with my fingers to get a dispersed coating on all their food pieces. I also put the same amount on their dinner food. I have to say that our two cats are very picky about their food, and this never posed a problem for them, not even the first time we used it. Truly love this product...I feel that I am doing something very good for my cats.
1266293
It says it can be used on cats, but due to other reviews I was hesitant to use it on my three cats. What I ended up doing was putting the liquid in a bowl and dipping a flea comb in it and then combing their fur. This seemed to work and I had no problems with my cats. I hope this helps.
140906
I have only put it on wet food, but if your cat likes fishy tastes, it might work on dry. I mix a scoop in with the wet about 3 days a week, and my 2 cats seem to like it. I originally started using it because one of my cats is part Persian and sometimes has reddish goopy eyes common in Persians. The Viralys totally prevents it.
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I have a York ie that eats and drinks too fast and then throw a up. We are using the feeding bowl and water bowl- works like a charm. I do t have a cat, howecer, the bowl is shallow so I would think it would work. Not sure how it would work with canned food....designed to use with dry kibble.
459144
none!! This is the BEST cat and dog food that you can use. It contains all good stuff.
2161097
I've always mixed it with wet food and my cat has never rejected the food. I haven't tried it with dry food.
960027
Sorry, but have only used it for dried cat food and for that it wokrs amazingly well. There is an adjustment for the "volume" of food, and what it does is open a "flap" wider so that more food can drop at the same time, i.e., opens wider the drop area. That "might" work for you, but truly don't know.
1794629
I would not recommend it for feeding, my cats sometimes just dump it over to get the treats out. I suppose you could use it by portioning out how much you want them to have in a day, but they may just knock it over and make a mess. Plus, I have a few cats that won't even use it for treats so that's a problem if your cat doesn't like it and won't stick their paws in it. I would recommend just using a regular dish and measuring out portions. Try a quality food designed for weight loss.
830732
Good question! I can't see why not as long as someone doesn't do a taste test while it's in there-zap! and washes it off thoroughly. I saw one on craigslist that was used to heat paint, apparently successfully though it was covered and stained by it. Not sure what the effect of the food right on the element would be.
381409
It doesn't give you a "finished product" amount. You start with what your cat weighs...so much chicken to so much water...and the result is serving size per day. IE...cat weighs 8 pounds...you would use 1 1/4 cups food....add half that amount in warm water, let rehydrate for one minute (I have even waited 5 minutes and the boys still ate it !!!) stir and serve. They recommend mixing this with your regular cat food for the first 7-10 days then just this food.
225293
I'm not sure. Any cat would probably be capable of using this bottle, but sometimes pets are funny and will prefer a dish rather than a bottle. Maybe you can take away your cat's water dish for a day and offer him/her water from a dropper to see if they like it??Also, look at this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UK7frQ-gIrM