Ok, so I still have to feed 3 three pound bags of Blue Spa Select and I do like the company and it was special ordered so although Sharky has told me it has too many grains I won't send it back because that would cost me shipping money. Better to feed the expensive food, balance it with canned and use it up and change diets when I run out of the food.
But after I get through these 3 bags, I have found something else that I may switch my cats too because I need something to jumpstart a change in their metabolism. Throughout the years that I've had my cats since 2003 when I adopted them from the San Diego Department of Animal Services, they have been increasingly gaining weight. Spotty won't eat wet food exclusively and he's my heaviest cat at 17 pounds, a big jump from 11 pounds when I got him at the shelter and my Rosie who started out at about 9 pounds weighs about 14, so I am in serious need of putting them on a diet as this is an increased risk of future health problems for them in the future and I would be devastated to lose either one of my beautiful cats early. Spotty is sweet, lovable and affectionate and Rosie is my princess diva kitty to be admired for her looks, but only her favorite people can pet her.
Evo hasn't worked because it has so many calories. Wellness Core, also high in calories but I found a very interesting grain free dry food relatively moderate in calories called Instinct Rabbit Meal Formula at 474 calories per cup, that's only 237 calories per half cup and with wet as a combo I can feed a lower amount of calories, my vet had once told me before she moved Spotty needs about 220 calories per day and Rosie about 180. They are indoor apartment lifestyle type kitties.
So what do you think of this food and what are the pumkins seeds for, I wonder?
http://www.naturesvariety.com/conten...7031vUm1574897
But after I get through these 3 bags, I have found something else that I may switch my cats too because I need something to jumpstart a change in their metabolism. Throughout the years that I've had my cats since 2003 when I adopted them from the San Diego Department of Animal Services, they have been increasingly gaining weight. Spotty won't eat wet food exclusively and he's my heaviest cat at 17 pounds, a big jump from 11 pounds when I got him at the shelter and my Rosie who started out at about 9 pounds weighs about 14, so I am in serious need of putting them on a diet as this is an increased risk of future health problems for them in the future and I would be devastated to lose either one of my beautiful cats early. Spotty is sweet, lovable and affectionate and Rosie is my princess diva kitty to be admired for her looks, but only her favorite people can pet her.
Evo hasn't worked because it has so many calories. Wellness Core, also high in calories but I found a very interesting grain free dry food relatively moderate in calories called Instinct Rabbit Meal Formula at 474 calories per cup, that's only 237 calories per half cup and with wet as a combo I can feed a lower amount of calories, my vet had once told me before she moved Spotty needs about 220 calories per day and Rosie about 180. They are indoor apartment lifestyle type kitties.
So what do you think of this food and what are the pumkins seeds for, I wonder?
http://www.naturesvariety.com/conten...7031vUm1574897
