[BRSeitz]

I've had two orange tabbies (male and female) for about three years now. Ever since I brought them home I've fed them what I thought was good food - Science Diet. It was recommended by my vet, so how could it be wrong?

My husband and I recently adopted a black lab puppy. On the advice of my parents, I researched what would be the best food for her. Turns out that the Science Diet dog food is in the "bad" category according to a lot of the dog websites I've been reading.

I have found several websites that suggest alternative foods for dogs even as specific as what should be fed to what breed, but haven't been able to find anything as detailed for cats.

Does anyone know of such a site or have a recommendation for a book I could find this information in?

Thanks!

 

[Sol]

Here's a start:

http://www.littlebigcat.com/index.php?a ... eatexcerpt

http://www.blakkatz.com

http://www.catnutrition.org

Iused to thin that dry food was the right thing to feed my cats. Today I feed my cats an all raw diet :roll:

 

[ScoobyGirl314]

BRSeitz I was wondering which website did you research that had breed specific food for dogs?? I have a female chihuahua and I'm having a very hard time feeding her. Sorry this is a little off topic..I know this is a cat forum, but I was just wondering.

 

[BRSeitz]

not a problem

ScoobyGirl:

The original place I found that suggested different kinds of food for different breeds was here: http://www.doggiedoor.com/food.htm

The link from that page to the Animal Advocate (who oddly only recommends specific kinds of foods for dogs, not cats) has the specific info (http://home.att.net/~wdcusick/index.html)

We've decided on Innova from Natura Pet Food and occassionally making her dinner "by hand".

Hope this helps.