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Paws & Claws can food from Tractor Supply

9.8K views 12 replies 6 participants last post by  doodlebug  
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R2Cats. There is lots and lots of good threads on feeding. But basically you need to buy as good a quality wet food as you can afford. The threads will tell you what are the ingredients to avoid and what to go for. Try lots of different textures and brands and when you find the right ones then from what I can work out it is normally cheaper to order online in bulk in US. Definitely worth a read through those threads
 
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I'm new to analysis of cat food (looking forward to reading up on the other forums here when I get time!) but I usually feed Whiskas can food, and even compared to that it looks pretty junky.

First ingredient of water isn't a good sign (to me, anyway) and then meat by-products. Ew. With Whiskas (still not high quality food) liver and chicken are first ingredients, followed by meat by-products. Even with my basic analysis I'd say to pay the extra 40 cents for a can of Whiskas!

I am more tempted by cheap dry food.. I know it's terrible but I'm a religious deal-shopper, hard to turn down a food that's $20 cheaper for a bag!
 
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With Whiskas (still not high quality food) liver and chicken are first ingredients, followed by meat by-products.


This would terrify me. It doesn't even specify what KIND of meat by product. That could be some seriously nasty crap.

I am more tempted by cheap dry food.. I know it's terrible but I'm a religious deal-shopper, hard to turn down a food that's $20 cheaper for a bag!
It's no longer a bargain when it causes cancer or a urinary blockage or cystitis or IBD and causes you thousands to fix your cat.