So we are taking care of three cats.   One full inside fat diabetic cat Named Odie, one inside / outside cat who is sort of gray with white paws also a white tiny mustache, who is named Tupac.  Then there is the totally feral untrusting outside cat we all call Smokey.  

We feed the inside cat three times a day as he wants with wet food.  At night we leave him with what ever wet food he did not eat to finish.

Tupac we feed as many times as he wants when he is in the house, he is very tiny and slim, we give him drops but if we miss them for a few days he starts to spot on stuff.   Often Tupac will come in and go straight to the bedroom rather than eat.  But he tends to spend most days inside with us, and nights unless it is really cold, outside with smokey.

Smokey seems to be a nearly feral female who distrusts most people or close quarters.   She has gotten to trust Ron and I enough to come with in a foot or so of our legs.  She will respond to our voice and come very close to us as long as we make no sudden movement.  She startles very easily.  So she eats her food, both dry and wet, on in the family room Ron built out of the carport.  The dance all these cats play is amazing to watch if you care for them.  

So while Ron and I pay for the vet bills for Tupac and Odie we have not gotten Smokey into a carrier to do so.  But to feed these three every time they demand food takes 90 cans of wet food plus a bunch of dry food.  

While Ron was getting Meow Mix for the family room dish, inside we have been giving Odie Fancy feast and mixing both for Tupac.  But today Ron came home and said he got two bags of food made by the companies that make the treaties we give the cats.  Temptations.  

I looked at the ingredients and stuff and it seems OK to me, but both / two bags were about the same amount we paid for one of the bags of Fancy Feast.   Hey if they eat it I am OK with that.  

So here is the real point of the post.  We go through about 3 cans a day which means is 90 a month.  Depending on how many days in the month or when we order, we sometimes order two of the 90 cans a month.  Each order costs us $78.74.  We get

So, to the point of the post.  Are you not glad I am finally getting to it?  When the cases come in we have to wait until the old cans are gone and then do the “CAT FOOD CAN SHUFFLE”   Ron prefers to put it off until I do it.  Below is the pictures of the cat food can shuffle.   Hugs.   Scottie

This is the place we store the cans and where after the shuffle they go.

First I have to open each of the three boxes of 30 cans each and put them on the counter.

Then I start shuffling them.  This is the part Ron hates and why he leaves it to me.  If you look at the first pictures you will see the cans well mixed, so the cats don’t get the same can of food at any two feedings.  I would get bored if every meal was the same as the last.  Ron will keep opening cans until he finds something the cats like and will eat. So below is the rest of the photos.   Hugs.  Scottie