Posted on 09/11/2010 10:26:40 AM PDT by martin_fierro
Looking for canned cat food recommendations (for my cats, wiseguy).
We tried Fancy Feast for awhile, but las kittehs appear to like it not.
I've read a couple of the cat food threads on FR from around the time of the cat food recall back in 2007 (here and here), but wanted to hear what canned foods that people recommend/are feeding their cats these days.
Make sure they drink enough water, especially males. Urinary tract issues can be a problem on a totally dry food diet.
That’s good, but seriously, you need to lose the Science Diet. Did you read the article? My vet pushed that crap on me for years. I finally got them to admit it was pretty much crap but they still carry it and still push it. Why? Because they get no deals from premium, high quality companies.
We feed our cats and dogs Blue Buffalo too.
We had a mouse last winter my husband caught the cat playing with it three nights in a row. Finally she killed it.
She also plays with little toads.
Didn’t even need to see your signature knew it was you by “Princess Kitty” and “Tiki”.
Duck?!?!? OH my!
wishful thinking. EVO has less but is still bad for cats...
According to who? You? Dry foods are not bad for cats IF fed along with PREMIUM canned foods or raw. It also depends on if your cat is neutered or not as to what the ratio of dry to canned is. Mix the dry with some canned, add a little filtered water.
Turkey
Chicken Meal
Chicken
Herring Meal
Chicken Fat
Potatoes
Egg
Turkey Meal
Natural Flavors
Vitamins
Apples
Potassium Chloride
Carrots
Cranberries
Alfalfa Sprouts
Minerals
Tomatoes
Herring Oil
Cottage Cheese
Ascorbic Acid
Dried Chicory Root Extract
Direct-Fed Microbials
Vitamin E Supplement
Taurine
DL-Methionine
Lecithin
Rosemary Extract
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Good info there! We did the Dinovite thing because our JRT Cookie STANK so badly after going potty! It helps, but she doesn’t like it.
And the brand of that is?
Here's my tally of recommendations so far (canned food):
BRAND | # | RECOMMENDERS |
Wellness | 6 | unbiasedtruth, perky2004, satindoll, EinNYC, mom3boys, kerbear413 |
Friskies | 6 | twotone, JPG, seasaidh, siamesecats, nepeta, califreak |
Buffalo Blue (Wilderness?) | 3 | grimalkin, excellence, EinNYC, kalee |
Natural Balance (Dick vanPatten) | 3 | global2010, rintense, Perky2004 |
Tiki Cat | 2 | Cailleach, RepublicanChick |
AvoDerm | 2 | LibFreeorDie, jackrussell |
Blue Seals by Nature | 1 | mewzilla |
Science Diet | 1 | freekitty |
EVO by Natura (PG) | 1 | Aurorales |
PetSmart Authority Chicken | 1 | boatbums |
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