The best commercial cat wet foods, in my opinion, are Nature's Variety 95% and Weruva/BFF. These are pricy, but the way I think of it, it saves on vet bills in the long run, right?? :wink: If you do want to go for the lower end stuff, try to avoid "red flag ingredients" such as carrageenan, guar gum, byproducts, grains, etc. And try not to feed fish (or BFF) too often because it should only be fed as a treat, i.e. once a week or so. My personal favorite is Weruva, I've got to say.
That is always an option if you are willing. It is a bit pricy but it is so worth it to see the kitties thriving! And it's as easy as feeding other foods!Guar gum is completely safe. Carrageenan is "iffy" but not necessary to completely avoid. It's in a LOT of human food too.The best commercial cat wet foods, in my opinion, are Nature's Variety 95% and Weruva/BFF. These are pricy, but the way I think of it, it saves on vet bills in the long run, right?? :wink: If you do want to go for the lower end stuff, try to avoid "red flag ingredients" such as carrageenan, guar gum, byproducts, grains, etc. And try not to feed fish (or BFF) too often because it should only be fed as a treat, i.e. once a week or so. My personal favorite is Weruva, I've got to say.
I have my cats on Nature's Variety raw food, and they are doing so well!
Personally, I wouldn't start with the kibbles (dry food). Once you get them started, these kibble addicts won't eat anything else! :wink:
Hm, I did not know that about guar gum! Good to know! As for the carrageenan, it's just something I don't care for in human or cat foods, just to be on the safe side.
What type are you feeding? Kittens eat a lot more since they're growing, when they're older you won't need to feed as much.
