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Hi Ruth I've been reading a lot lately about cat food. And I've learned that "meat by-products" in cat food is not a bad thing. By-products (ie heart, liver, lungs, etc) do contain essential protiens. After all, a cat's natural diet (birds, mice) are completely devoured, innards and all. As...

Deb25 Well, it's been 10 days since I started to switch Max from Purina One to IAMS. It appears he's getting used to it. I still put about 10% Purina One in his bowl, mixed in with the IAMS, but only because I want to use it up, not because I'm still in the process of changing over. Maybe...

Hell603 When you said "I have tried all of them personally" did you mean you actually tasted them?

Hi Sandi, I've been introducing IAMS for 6 days now. Since its color is drastically different from Purian One, it's been easy to see that he's been favoring Purina One over IAMS. But he does eat the IAMS (probably when it outnumbers Purina One in his bowl). So it's not like he's totally...

That's quite a coincidence. It was Purina One that I was feeding my cat, and it's IAMS that I'm trying to switch him to. Same two products as you had. Purina One is supposedly better than the other products at the supermarket. Even so, I'm going to continue to try and make the switch to IAMS...

I was feeding my 4 yr old cat a middle quality dry cat food, which he ate just fine. For the past few days I've been mixing more and more premium dry cat food in with his old food, eventually hoping to switch him over completely to the hight end food. To my surprise, he doesn't seem to like...

My vet recommened Purina ONE (not the other Purina products) for my 4-yr old cat. She said it's a premium cat food, but far less expensive than the super premiums like Eukanuba or Science Diet or IAMS. It uses chicken as the meat source, unlike the others which use chicken by-products and/or...

I aquired a 4-yr old cat from another owner. This cat was used to having dry food available all day long. I started putting less food in his bowl, so that by morning all of it was gone. When I refilled the bowl the next morning, he'd eat some and regurgitate it. The reason was simple: he got too...