>According to the lady I adopted the cats from, vets now recommend cats get fed both dry food and wet food. I have a dry food feader so they can eat dry food when ever they want. I split a can of wet food between the 2 of them for breakfast and again at nite.

I feed mine dry food almost exclusively. As long as they have plenty of water and it's kept reasonably fresh, they'll be fine. Highway 7 is about 14 years old now and has always lived on dry food. She's still an imp.

Charlie is getting too fat, and I'm going to have to do something about it.

I give them canned cat food only as a treat. Maybe one meal a week, sometimes 2.

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>>I just leave food out all the time for the 3 of them. Should I be feeding them at set times?
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>>>I've witnessed the bad attitude first hand. Luckily it wasn't expressed vocally. Once I got the cats I stopped going to the gym at nite. So I was typically home by 7pm at the latest.
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>>>One nite I went to a user group meeting. Had to leave straight from work. I didn't get home till 10pm that day. Wilshire was meowing like crazy, but once I fed him, all was normal as far as he was concerned. But Korkie, on the other hand.....After eating his late dinner he ignored me completely. I sat down on a chair close to where he was sitting on the floor. He kept on attacking my ankles, teeth and claws extended. He didn't sleep on the bed that nite and didn't come into the bedroom at all, even after he woke up. It took till the next nite for him to calm down.