Well, before we moved in March Raven and Jack were both eating Nutro Natural Choice Indoor Kitten. They both had problems with throwing up. First Raven, then Jack, and Jack would throw up every meal! I tried the not indoor formula and same results.
Once we moved we hit a little financial trouble (that is what happens when you move across the state with no job lined up first). But I REFUSE to give up the cats so I have made adjustments to their food and litter. I went from scoopable to clay (which is cheaper) and switched off the Nutro to Whiskas kitten. Now I know that Whiskas is corn based and thus not the best choice, but I knew that Raven had had that as a tiny kitten and really liked it, they both ate it well and Jack completely stopped throwing up.
Could the Nutro have been to rich for him?
Anyway, I felt so guilty buying food that I know has corn as a main ingredient and thus not good for cats that I have since bought Purina One Kitten.
Jack still is no longer throwing up but Raven is again, I am not sure that it is the food but think she may struggle with hairballs. She is short-medium haired but very sleek.
I need a food I can afford but that I know will be better for them. You see so many commercials for the newer natural choice or healthy balance or all that in cat foods.
I wish that they could go back to a 1 meal a day wet but I really can't afford that.
Anyway, any ideas? Raven will be 1 in August and Jack will be 1 in October.
Once we moved we hit a little financial trouble (that is what happens when you move across the state with no job lined up first). But I REFUSE to give up the cats so I have made adjustments to their food and litter. I went from scoopable to clay (which is cheaper) and switched off the Nutro to Whiskas kitten. Now I know that Whiskas is corn based and thus not the best choice, but I knew that Raven had had that as a tiny kitten and really liked it, they both ate it well and Jack completely stopped throwing up.
Could the Nutro have been to rich for him?
Anyway, I felt so guilty buying food that I know has corn as a main ingredient and thus not good for cats that I have since bought Purina One Kitten.
Jack still is no longer throwing up but Raven is again, I am not sure that it is the food but think she may struggle with hairballs. She is short-medium haired but very sleek.
I need a food I can afford but that I know will be better for them. You see so many commercials for the newer natural choice or healthy balance or all that in cat foods.
I wish that they could go back to a 1 meal a day wet but I really can't afford that.
Anyway, any ideas? Raven will be 1 in August and Jack will be 1 in October.