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Place the water in a microwave-safe bowl and add the gelatin. |
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Place the bowl in the microwave and cook until the water is bubbling well-usually 1 to 2 minutes, depending on your microwave. |
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Remove from microwave and add the remaining ingredients, mixing well. |
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Refrigerate until the gelatin sets, usually a couple hours. |
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To serve, spoon the desired portion (a tablespoon for a young kitten or a 1/4 cup for an adult cat) into your cat's bowl. |
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Store leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 1 week. |
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BABY FOOD GLOP: Not all cats are tuna aficionados, so if your cat likes other meats, you can use baby food. Instead of the tuna water, use a 2.5-ounce jar of meat baby food, such as turkey or chicken. |
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CANNED CAT FOOD GLOP: Are there a couple types of canned cat food that really tempt your cat? Instead of the tuna water, use a tablespoon of a high-quality canned cat food. |
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CLAM JUICE GLOP: Do you have a recipe or two you enjoy that use canned clams? When you make one of those for yourself, save the clam juice and make your cat a very special treat. Substitute 1 tablespoon of the water from a can of clams for the tuna water. |