You supply a healthy, well-balanced diet for your cat — so what to do when she turns up her nose?

By Ilene Springer

It can get to be an expensive habit, but adding a little “water” from a can of tuna to your cat’s meal is one way to tempt her taste buds. (Avoid the oily kind.)

You open the can and your cat comes running. Then you place the bowl down on the floor and hold your breath — it looks like she’s interested, but she soon starts to scratch at the bowl just like she does in the litterbox. As she quickly leaves the kitchen, you realize that your cat has rejected yet another great entrée. Finicky cats are more than frustrating; they can make you worry if they are eating enough to sustain their health. …

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