I've never made food for them. Maybe I should have they're so damn picky!!

I never thought about making there own food. But I did consider what crap was in the wet food. It didn't look anything like the description.
And our cats are pretty picky. We can't give them fish, they just wont eat it and when they do it usually makes them throw up.
They eat almost everything, ( even hot currys haha ) but when it comes to fish there stomachs can't handle it.

Our Siamese that passed away in March was like that with turkey and giblets. Make her puke every time.

I had a little black cat once and I used to take some dry food and moisten it slightly and then add a little bit of chopped cooked chicken; I would microwave that and then let it cool down. He seemed to like it okay, more than just the regular dry food, anyway.

I give Wolfgang bottled water as well.People make fun of me too,I don't care.The water here is poison.
I would make Wolfie his food,but he only likes a certain brand and only certain flavors of said brand....and he would starve if I tried anything else.
But the good news is,he likes the brand with no 'by-products'.
That's the one problem I have with most animal food....those by-products can lead to some severe health problems later on in life.

The cat I grew up with lost her teeth and developed breast cancer.
She never went outside,so was never exposed to any pesticides-I believe it was her food with all those BY PRODUCTS(ie,the stuff they throw away after they package meat for human consumption-think about it,the INTESTINES with waste still IN IT,ground up in your animals food! ick factor=10)

Hmm, I wonder if this is how Taylor got pancreatitis?

I wasn't able to afford to get an autopsy on Kitty to find out,but I felt like that may have been the cause after all the info I got on by- products.
The cancer rate has gone up exponetionally in the last 10 years.
Most animal care givers are saying it's the pesticides.
But I have a problem with that one,seeing as how MOST Pest companies DO NOT carry anything that has been shown to cause any damage to animals,apparently their lil systems can detox the little bit that IS hazardous out of their bodies before it becomes dangerous.
I don't know if this is true either,considering DEET was horrible 5 years ago and you weren't SUPPOSE to use it,now it's in everything again. *shrugs*

screencap of the game Shadow of the Colossus

I meant to say"cancer rate and other health related problems"

And how is the game?