Recent Content by jordan s.

I haven't heard much on the status of canned TOTW. I believe the released canned versions of their rocky mountain feline dry food(which I LOVE by the way)more than a year ago, and no one has said much about it.

Heres what I can think off the top of my head: Felidae grain-free Salmon Orijen 6 fish cat EVO fish(this kinda pains me lol, P&G is probably bound to screw with the formulas :/) Wellness complete health salmon Before grain tuna

I might buy a last bag of NATURA made food before they can kiss my loyalty good bye in June when the p&g ownership is supposed to be finalized.

Natura is Innova, California natural, EVO, healthwise, and karma

Yeah when feeding wet food I rotate flavors/brands several times a week.

I'd choose chicken soup. Is this all that's available to you though? Like others have mentioned TOTW is a good one.

no I was in a rush and didn't have time to read through the entire thread. why does everyone seems to react to my posts negatively? I only own one cat, who is 4 so I can't totally draw from real life experience, but I have a friend who has about 7 rescued cats, all of various lifestages...

No please don't. Senior cats need the same fid just less of it.

We feed several different brands/flavors. The varieties of canned we have in the pet food cabinet currently include Soulistic chicken(this isn't pate, it's actually shreds of pure chicken) Friskies beef pate Friskies salmon pate Trader joes oceanfish CORE chicken & turkey Wellness Chicken and...

All canned diet or a ultra-low carb dry such as EVO or Orijen.

All we give besides cat food is unseasoned meats.

Wet is much better. Higher in protein and fat. Dry is too high in carbs. there are a couple exceptions like EVO dry food and Orijen dry food. However for most, middle-grade wet is more affordable.

Canned Wellness(the grain-free varieties) are a good low carb food. if you can't afford that, the feline diabetes message board is big on the pate fancy feast(not the gravy flavors) as a low-cost alternatives.

We like TOTW and Evo.

it's low protein as fed but not on a dry matter basis. On a dry matter basis raw sometimes has up to 70% protein.