What do you feed your cat(s)?

Iams wet and dry kitten food and whiskas kitty milk

Nutro Natural Complete Care dry, free fed.
Friskies (yuck! the only canned they'll touch) wet.

Royal Canin Sensible & Persian mixed with Innova Evo for dry (my cats get bored with their food quickly mixing high quality dry is my way from stopping them from getting bored) free feed. Barf for wet, 1 cube each daily. Angel Sashimi salmon for treats!

I make my own raw food to the cats.

Where can I try out cans of higher quality wet food if there are no independent pet stores near me? I don't want to order from petfooddirect.com because it appears you can only buy a case at a time, not individual cans, and I don't want a case of something that's not going to be eaten. Thanks!

I am having to stick with what the breeder had the kitty on - so its whiskas kitten/felix kitten wet and royal canin kitten for dry.

I am changing the dry to James Wellbeloved kitten, and have various high quality wet foods to try.

Originally Posted by Jenny82

Where can I try out cans of higher quality wet food if there are no independent pet stores near me? I don't want to order from petfooddirect.com because it appears you can only buy a case at a time, not individual cans, and I don't want a case of something that's not going to be eaten. Thanks!

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Do you have any big box stores near you??? High quality wet can be had there ( wet is easier than dry )

All 3 of my cats eat dry food, and the brand/type tends to change when I buy the next bag. Usually Nutro, Purina, or Meow Mix. If I'm tight on cash I'll buy whatever I can afford.

My cats eat Royal Canin special 33. I offer one can of food a day most of the cats wont eat it.

My new kitty gets Royal Canin for Maine coons. which she seems to love. She's lost a little weight with the spaying ordeal, so I'm supplementing with half can of Purina Fillet that she likes too. I may continue to do both to give her variety.

What is considered the best food out now days?

Originally Posted by Jenny82

Where can I try out cans of higher quality wet food if there are no independent pet stores near me? I don't want to order from petfooddirect.com because it appears you can only buy a case at a time, not individual cans, and I don't want a case of something that's not going to be eaten. Thanks!

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you could try a feed store too, they usually carry the higher quality wets

Originally Posted by Jenny82

Where can I try out cans of higher quality wet food if there are no independent pet stores near me? I don't want to order from petfooddirect.com because it appears you can only buy a case at a time, not individual cans, and I don't want a case of something that's not going to be eaten. Thanks!

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I know www.jefferspet.com has an offer where you can get a 24 pack of a variety of different flavors/meats. I personally dont buy food online, because everything to Puerto Rico is charged by weight, and once when I went to buy a 35lb bag of Natural Balance it was 83 dollars shipping!

My big cat, Oscar, gets Innova Lite kibble free-fed and is offered Innova canned twice a day, though he rarely eats more than a bite or two.

The foster cats, momma Abby and her four kittens, all get Innova Evo kibble free-fed and either Innova Evo canned or Max Cat Kitten canned or Nutro Kitten pouches twice a day. When Abby is fully recovered (she was nearly a skeleton when rescued), she'll get the adult version of the wet food in place of the kitten.

Jasmine, the yorkie, is fed entirely raw (Nature's Variety); whichever flavor I happen to grab.

My rats are free-fed Harlan Tech Lab blocks, #2018, with a grain/pasta/cereal mix snack every evening.

I get whatever's left over.

I don't know how to do multiple quotes in one reply, so thank you to everyone who gave me a suggestion. I will try the website first and then see if I can find the other types of stores. Thanks again!