Once they get used to the feeding time, they will come to you each time you feed your cat. This is the time where you introduce some canned food. Some cats may refuse or not interested to eat canned food at the beginning. Thus I reckon you can give canned food in the afternoon and dry in the morning and night time. This is to ensure your cat does eat every day and to prevent hepatic lipidosis in cats. Keep feeding in the pattern until your cat eat the canned food. Another tip is to put your canned food on top of the dry kibble, whole or crushed a little. This encourages your cat to try something new.
* For canned food, try pick the high quality one and avoid fish as the main ingredients as this may cause your cat addicted to it and not to try other brands. Fish should be fed as an occasional treat only.
* Remember not to soak the dry food in water to mimic the canned or raw because dry food has a high bacterial content and mold sometimes found in there if leave in the open air longer.
First, stop feeding all the dry food. Feed them a few weeks’ time to get used to canned diet, with same feeding routines, and then start the transition to the raw diet.