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Which brand of cat food do you recommend?
Right now my adult cat (Smoochie) is on Royal Canin, and I'm switching my kitten (Yoshie) from Evo to Royal Canin as well. There are so many different premium foods out there but how can you tell which one is the best for your cat?
The question of what to feed your cat is one of those questions that give rise to intense enthusiasm from cat lovers. Many of us has a lot to say and a lot to offer, so I am glad that you have gotten so many excellent answers so far. Being a cat lover and cat food enthusiasts myself, I would love to include myself in answering your question too.
What you need to do is to do your research and weigh each argument as to which one you are more comfortable with and what makes the most sense. You need to understand what motivates the pet food industry, (profit!), and what motivates pet parents to buy their product (price/cost, advertisement, vet advice, self research, cat's health while being on the product, etc)
When you are well informed, you will ultimately make the right decision on what is best.
The best tool you can equip yourself with is to learning how to read ingredient labels. By learning how to read a label, you can learn a great deal of information about the food you are feeding your pets. You can even learn how to compare one food to another and choose the one best suited for your cat.
When you are choosing food, it is important for you to learn how to read ingredient labels. They tell you a lot about what kind of meat is being used and whether the food has any cheap fillers which does not benefit your cat/kitten.
You want to feed a food which is high protein - meaning the meat source must come from wholesome muscle meat. Make sure to select only food that list chicken, lamb, rabbit, beef, turkey, venison, salmon, whitefish, herring or a combination or those and not one that says by-products (chicken by product, meat by product, fish by product)
Stay away from too much fillers like corn, corn gluten meal, wheat, wheat gluten, soy, oatbrans, etc. These are all cheap filler which help reduce the cost of manufacturing but brings little to no benefit to your kitten.
You would also want to stay away from preservatives like BHA/BHT and Ethoxyquin which are proven to be harmful to your kitten. Also you do not want other artifical preservatives such as propylene glycol and propolyneglycol .You need natural preservatives such as Vitamin C, Vitamin A or Rosemary.
Your cat need an essential amino acid called Taurine. Cats can only receive this from eating wholesome meat. Choose a food that contains ample amount of Omega 3 sources - Salmon Oil, Flaxseed Oil or Canola Oil.
When you are well educated in learning how to read pet food ingredients, shopping for the best food for your kitten would be easier.
I only feed 100% wet. I came to this conclusion after doing my own research and getting to know pets that suffer dire consequences as a result of being fed exclusively dry. These websites has great information if you are interested in learning more about feline nutrition and the proper diet for a cat.
http://www.littlebigcat.com/index.php?action=library&act=show&item=whycatsneedcannedfood
http://cats.about.com/cs/catfood/a/canned_food.htm
http://cats.about.com/od/catfoo1/tp/tpcannedadult.htm
http://www.catinfo.org/
http://www.naturalmatters.net/article.asp?article=621&cat=11
http://www.traciehotchner.com/cb/QandA.htm
Brands that comes highly recommended:-
By Nature Organics http://www.bynaturepetfoods.com
California Natural
http://www.californianaturalpet.com
Eagle Pack
http://www.eaglepack.com
Evanger's
http://www.evangersfood.com
EVO
http://www.evopet.com
Felidae
http://www.canidae.com
Merrick Before Grain
http://www.beforegrain.com
Natural Balance
http://www.naturalbalanceinc.com
Nature's Logic
http://www.natureslogic.com/
Nature's Variety
http://www.naturesvariety.com
Wellness
http://www.wellnesspetfood.com
Weruva
http://www.weruva.com/
Wysong
http://www.wysong.net/
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For a smaller budget, this mid range food is just as good!
Chicken Soup for the Cat's Lover Soul
http://www.chickensoupforthepetloverssoul.com/products/cats/canned_food/
Authority® Premium Adult Formula In Cans
http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2750399
Nutro Natural Choice Complete Care
http://www.nutroproducts.com/nccc-can-inacr.shtml
I love to say this whenever someone ask this question.
Look at your cats. They are majestic animals, with their wild ancestors blood still running through their veins. They are predators, equip with sharp canine teeth to shred through meat. Now, imagine a lion or a tiger, feasting on a bowl of dry kibble. Does that sound right to you? Well, now you know why it is so ridiculous to feed your cat dry kibbles!
Domestication only changes the way the cats live but not the way the cats eat. If we cannot guarantee their wellbeing, we have no right to invite them into our home.
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