Cat Food

[krazyaboutkatz]

I had to recently switch my cats food once again because they weren't doing well on it. In fact I'm going to start a thread about it. They used to be on Innova Evo but then Procter & Gamble took over and I just don't trust this company. Then they were on Natural Instinct but for some reason everyone except for Sky became sick on the dry. My new kittens were on Natural Balance Green Pea & Chicken which is grain free but I recently found out that it has way too many carbs. No wonder my cats were never full and satisfied after eating it.

I just recently changed everyone to Wellness Core dry which is very high in protein and is grain free. I feed everyone a lot less of it and they are finally satisfied. Even Alani & Blaze will sometimes leave food in their bowls because it fills them up. They also poop less too which means their bodies are using more of the food. They also love all of the grain free Wellness canned foods too but I'm also feeding them Nature's Variety Instinct and some Natural Balance until I use these up. I am a huge fan of grain free cat food. It's much better for cats and will help them remain healthier throughout their lives. Good luck.

[Freedom]

. I am a huge fan of grain free cat food. It's much better for cats and will help them remain healthier throughout their lives. Good luck.

Ditto!

[Cataholic]

We switched the herd over to Orijen without any issue. The food is kind of stinky, IMO. But they all seem to like it. I do give them all a tablespoon of wet friskies or whatever is on sale, in the am (a habit I am so sorry I started!!!), and they graze on dry throughout the day.

Once my cats hit 8 or so months, my vet said there wasn't any 'need' to keep them on kitten food, as long as the food was a decent brand.