https://community.qvc.com/t5/Community-Chat/Cats-not-eating-dry-food-or-at-least-not-much/m-p/117590#M53526 <P>Over the past couple of months my cats have really shied away from their dry food...the same kind they have eaten for years. I bought a new bag of what they usually eat thought maybe I just got a bad bag...they just picked at it. Incorporated a few dif kinds eventually...same kind of reaction. Their teeth are fine...etc. They are used to getting (sharing) a can of wet food per day but I don't want that to be their reg diet (with no dry).</P> <P>And when I eat they are practially on top of me...and if I even touch the silverware drawer (use a spoon for their food) they act like I haven't fed them in forever. They regularly get treats as well...hard, crunch kind that they eat just fine. Any ideas what is going on here? They are all older cats (13-16).</P> Tue, 27 Sep 2011 18:50:23 GMT Jenniferll 2011-09-27T18:50:23Z https://community.qvc.com/t5/Community-Chat/Cats-not-eating-dry-food-or-at-least-not-much/m-p/117590#M53526 <P>Over the past couple of months my cats have really shied away from their dry food...the same kind they have eaten for years. I bought a new bag of what they usually eat thought maybe I just got a bad bag...they just picked at it. Incorporated a few dif kinds eventually...same kind of reaction. Their teeth are fine...etc. They are used to getting (sharing) a can of wet food per day but I don't want that to be their reg diet (with no dry).</P> <P>And when I eat they are practially on top of me...and if I even touch the silverware drawer (use a spoon for their food) they act like I haven't fed them in forever. They regularly get treats as well...hard, crunch kind that they eat just fine. Any ideas what is going on here? They are all older cats (13-16).</P> Tue, 27 Sep 2011 18:50:23 GMT https://community.qvc.com/t5/Community-Chat/Cats-not-eating-dry-food-or-at-least-not-much/m-p/117590#M53526 Jenniferll 2011-09-27T18:50:23Z