No, drinking water is not the same as getting it from food. Read the catinfo.org link I posted above, she's got a whole write-up on that issue.

If raw food is too expensive (and actually it's not really all that much so, but I digress), then just feed wet cat food. Wet cat food is fine.

Cats don't need fiber, and raw meat has plenty of "roughage" to clean your teeth. In fact, dry cat food doesn't even get exposed to but a portion of the teeth. On the other hand watch my video of my cat chomping on the pork chop - she's exposing pretty much her whole teeth to the meat.

Double evil:

http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...airevil_sm.jpg

I miss my dog.

http://i1205.photobucket.com/albums/...ps46b9572a.jpg

My two cats, Socks (top) and Sherbert (bottom).

http://i1346.photobucket.com/albums/...psff3efb98.jpg

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My cat swallowed a wasp and was sick earlier.

Found this picture from a few months ago from when Amy was still just a pup.

http://i986.photobucket.com/albums/a...psa351b28a.jpg

I'm assuming Amy can now beat the **** out of the other dog?

Possible, he was a great dane puppy that was roughly the same age. I know that a different, and older Great Dane that liked to throw her around can't anymore.

Pete, that picture looks like it could be a meme.

That's just about the cutest pic I have seen in awhile.