Eventually, you can fade out the treat. Over time, you can even fade out the use of the clicker. I'm Doctor Andrea Looney. Reminding you about the importance of an annual veterinary exam for your pet. . The answer is maybe, as you'll learn today on Animal Instincts.
Cats are natural nibblers.
So, many cat owners leave dry food out all day for them to nibble on. Doctor Mark Jackson is a veterinarian at North Carolina State University. If it's not a cat that's obese or obese prone, it's fine to let them eat all they want. It's normal for many cats to nibble and have twelve to sixteen meals a day. But if the tabby starts getting tubby, then back off and just give them two or three meals a day.