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Nutro and Avoderm are both decent foods, but overpriced for what they are. If you're going to spend the money, I suggest either Blue Buffalo or Wellness. I have my cat on Blue. She LOVES it (maybe a little too much, actually), and I feed her both the dry and wet food. Both a great brands. If you...

Avoderm's chicken formula is not great, but their salmon formula looks much better, and would be better for skin and coat anyway. Avocado and avocado oil is good for pets. You just wouldn't want to give your pet the skin or pit of an avocado, just like we wouldn't eat it, but the meat of the...

I recently started feeding my cat Blue Buffalo, and she likes it so much that just scarfs it down and ends up throwing it up. She had never had that problem before, but I hated the idea of switching her to something different since it's such a good food and she enjoys it so much. I bought her...

Also, I agree with Minka- PetSmart's Authority is a great food. It's a little bit pricier than the One Beyond, but, like I said before, the cat will need to eat less of it.

Purina One just recently came out with a product called Purina One Beyond, which seems to be pretty decent ingredients, and not much more expensive then the regular Purina One. Another thing you need to consider is the higher quality food you feed them, the smaller portion sizes they need...

If your cat isn't a fairly active cat, high protein can be bad. If the cat doesn't turn the protein into energy and work it off, it will just turn into fat.

Cats should have dry food as well as wet food. Not only does it help clean their teeth, it provides other nutrients that wet food doesn't. Also, my cat LOVES Blue Buffalo's dry and wet food.

Chicken meal and turkey meal are not bad ingredients- it's chicken and turkey with excess water taken out of it, which increases the actual amount of the protein source in the food. Oatmeal is a really good carbohydrate which is not only good for the cat's skin and coat but also for digestion...