Hi Crystal Cat
If you are interested in feeding a partial or raw food diet have a look at a number of sites. Try
www.petsynergy.com and www.naturesmenu.co.uk/advice/factsheets/cats
We feed our three a partial raw food diet and they are thriving. We made the choice because one of them was really poorly on standard cat food so they have hypoallergenic biscuits and a mixture of raw chicken/fish/heart and liver.
Don't feed too much liver in a week - about 100g in total is all a cat needs but they do need fresh heart for the taurine. We occasionally also feed chicken wing tips, feet and neck/spine. Binah I note what your vet says but ours turn their noses up at beef and lamb. We work on the basis of what would they eat if "wild". We also buy frozen one day old chicks for them as a treat and "toy".
AMP do frozen free flow meat and fish and you can buy 50-70% fish in tins with jelly - Try Hilife Classic or Asda Tiger Premium select. They also stock Simply Fish in tins and sachets. It is important to read the label regarding contents.
You could also try some rescue remedy or similar to ease the shock and soothe. Pale blue crystals would be soothing and hopefully reduce swelling so you could energise some water with blue lace agate or rose quartz for healing. The mouth relates to the throat chakra.
Hope your cat is back to his normal self soon.
Hi Earthbabe & Binah -well he's back - three fangs remaining 😮 - wobbling all over the place 🙂 - poor sausage - he wants to eat but am holding back on that for a couple of hours at the mo just so he can settle a bit - back for a check up in two weeks and the cortozone starts. Thanks for the websites will have a gander (it wasn't Binah who suggested beef/lamb that was just me as an alternative). The diet of hypo-wotsit biscuits and raw meat/fish sounds very good too...thanks for your responses it is most welcome and is 'food for thought' x