I feed my cats by filling my bathtub up with water, putting fish in, and then letting

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>>2018899

>>2018900

Well, it technically is bait fish. Just little minnows and stuff. I don't really see the problem. I enjoy watching him and he has fun, and if he's still hungry I put out some traditional cat food.

>>2018904
If you don't see a problem why are you asking the question?
Personally, the only reason I see it as unethical is the fish don't stand a chance. They can never escape and you don't have an aquarium set up if they do.

Then I think: "all the fish I eat is aquacultured. Those tilapia and salmon didn't have a chance either."

>>2018899
it's only bad because feeding your pets should not be that time consuming.

>>2018899
>bait fish
You risk your cat getting worms or some other parasite. Bait fish are kept pretty poorly.

>>2018962

OP doesn't say anything about bait fish.
But chances are he probably is using feeders or something like that.

Contrary to popular belief fish is not a species appropriate meal for a cat, you should stick to birds and small mammals. Also live feeding is dangerous and cruel.

>>2018963
>>2018904

>>2018963
Feeders are also kept poorly too. Best thing would be to breed your own.

Pics or it didn't happen

Crickets or dubias would be better. Less disease risk.

W-why?

>>2018899
No and kudos for your innovative and creative processes to keep your cat sharp and entertained.

>>2019049
Yeah, guppies are really easy, platies too. If you keep them in 50/50 salt to freshwater your cat will get omega fats too.