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@nansiludie thanks for the suggestion. I mispress the reply button before I could write more. Thanks everyone. It certainly put my mind at ease knowing that wet food even with some controversial ingredient is still at least a much better choice than dry food.

The grain free ones are carrageenan-free but it's slightly more expensive. I alternate it with the cheaper holistic select which is not grain free. We do have FF here but not sure if it's the classic line. I'll have to check it out. I do keep a few FF cans on hand as it nvr fails to entice my...

Nope. Haven't been able to find these few brands yet. If it's around the same price as wellness then I doubt I can afford it as wellness is quite expensive here. Are any of you guys feeding natural balance or holistic select? How is it so far? My two cats are ok with them at the moment and I...

I live in Asia and ordering online is not feasible as I have to put out very expensive shipping fees. We do have other brands like addiction,avoderm,wellness core,evo,California natural but I believe all these have carrageenan in them as well. There's also whiskas but I don't feed them that..:)

Thanks to both for your input :). Just having second doubts after reading some articles on carrageenan in cat's wet food(it's a carcinogen?). It would be ideal if I could find one without carrageenan but that's not the case where I live.

Hi, I have two rescued cats and I have been feeding them natural balance wet food which has carrageenan in them. Is this still better than feeding dry food? I've read a lot of negative things about carrageenan but most wet food here contains carrageenan and the most expensive I could afford is...