Chompers eating quail dinner yum yum

Chompers the savannah cat eating quail for dinner. Cats who eat natural diets are not dangerous. High value meals CAN make some cats more defensive, but they are not THAT threatening. If anything, they are more growl, then "bite." Its a total myth that raw meat makes animals aggressive. Most of our animals dont even growl when approached while eating. Chompers has a very high % of wild cat, so he is about as aggressive as ANY pet cat will be, regardless of diet. -Keep in mind that this is with someone obnoxiously shoving a camera in his face! So even while being antagonized, his response can hardly be deemed as vicious.

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[cutiepork]

if you have savannah cats, does it mean you haveeee to give them that kind of food? or can we give them forexample tuna?

[savannahcatz]

Well, I feed all of our cats either raw meaty bones and/or whole prey. While its not always the prettiest or most 'convenient' diet in the world, it is the most healthful. Just be wary of giving tuna, not only is it dreadfully high in mercury, but it tends to leech vit B, which, in the long run is deadly. No more then 2oz per week is advisable. Also, some cats whom are prone to urinary tract infection are sometimes irritated by fish.

[savannahcatz]

Hes a savannah. Generally I leave him alone and just let him eat in peace. I had someone ask me if raw feeding makes cats vicious(dangerous), so this video was to show him that cats CAN be possessive over their food, but they arent going to flat out attack you or your other cats if they are disturbed. A little warning growl and slap is about as "vicious" as your average cat will get.

[az0990az]

Always nice to see that people give real food to there pets.

Great upload

[doggzma]

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[christpunchers]

They growl, because they think the meat is fresh and is prey like a caught animal. It doesn't mean that they're pissed. I'd rather have a cat that's eating as close as possible to its natural diet, in its natural habitat, than a cat who never growls and is merely satisfied by dried kibbles, which have very little real meat in them.

[Silvia1826]

Cute kitty. My calico caught a bat once and ate it. I'm glad you posted this because now I know what a Savannah is but at least I can see one due to your video. :)

[KaiShadow89]

Lol. That's amusing, I rescued a kitten. and he did that for a few weeks when I first introduced solid foods. He did the same thing he is doing in this video.

He grew out of it with a little help from my uncle breaking him of it. I should have recorded it, we all thought it was funny because of the sound he was making.

[kimmortal79]

Hey, where do you get your quail? From a local supplier or online? I would like to purchase some for my cat.

[xxuncexx]

NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM!

[beaucerdog]

Hehe, I can't tell you how many crazies have warned me about the "dangers" of raw feeding (I started my two dogs in March of this year). I hope I can get the cats on board, too, but they're proving to be difficult. I feed them higher-end cat food, but it's still crap compared to raw.

[tonkali]

LOL, that was too funny! I've heard other folks talk about how their cats make sounds when eating but my little boy, nor my girl, make a a sound.

[marieheathermichelle]

He looks like he is really enjoying his dinner! Do you buy your whole prey locally or do you order online? I want to get my cat switched over to whole prey.

[UsernamexIsxInvalid]

lol at the end

What you eatin there Chomper?

mmmm num num num num