Get Rid of the Dry Food! #cats #catfood

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1. Our cats get wet food in the morning and dry food in the evening. Is that bad if it’s measured out?

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2. I use dry food as a treat. My 11 month old is eating 3 wet food meals a day.nis that too much. She gets so hungry. She plays half an hour straight in the morning. She gets hungry after that
   . Is that ok?

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3. I just saw a video about how many cat food brands are bad! Even the expensive brands! Horse and dog dna found and a euthanasia drug from these dead animals used??? What??? How horrible..many many were bad and have had many recalls and yet arent shut down, this is terrible and scary!

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4. One of my cats won’t eat wet food.

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5. definitely, however they’re not all of the same quality. The best one I could find where I live is “Leonardo Low Carb Formula – Duck, Beef, Salmon”. It has some pea flour (which is waaay better, or at least less bad than potato flour, grains, etc.), and the ingredients are generally amazing, like 85% quality meat (e.g. duck/beef/salmon–chicken, 50/50 ratio with chicken) and “holistic ingredients”. It’s still not natural for cats to eat dry food, but this is still worlds better than regular kibble, actually better than 95% of cat food products, including wet pet garbage food (Purina, etc.).

   EDIT: Although… the ingredients look good on paper, and they might actually be very good ingredients, but one of my cats occasionally shits plastic balls. It looks and feels literally like the food pellets, just a slightly different shape… I hope this is mainly because she drank too little water and ate too little wet food. It could also be too much krill in it. In small amounts it could be good and mimic something they would eat in nature (let’s assume zooplankton is better, or at least not worse, than bugs).

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