I am so confused! Can someone (maybe Sharky) recommend what exactly you want to look for when evaluating foods both dry and wet?
I really want to get Sammy and Lexi on Innova Evo for dry (this would be left out during the day for nibbling - as I plan to go to a mostly wet diet) when I can find it locally as a friend in NH has her cats on that and their coats are thick and shiny and soft and she's very big on providing best nutrition she can. They also own a petstore in Plaistow (Zoo Creatures) and this is a food that they carry.
Can someone breakdown what you want as a minimum on protein, fat, etc in both dry and wet food? I'm going to be visiting some specialty pet stores in the next week to try to find better food than what's at Petsmart.
I was just there looking at nutrition information and completely confused on what I should be looking for when assessing the food. If there's already a link outlining this, could someone guide me there?
I really want to get Sammy and Lexi on Innova Evo for dry (this would be left out during the day for nibbling - as I plan to go to a mostly wet diet) when I can find it locally as a friend in NH has her cats on that and their coats are thick and shiny and soft and she's very big on providing best nutrition she can. They also own a petstore in Plaistow (Zoo Creatures) and this is a food that they carry.
Can someone breakdown what you want as a minimum on protein, fat, etc in both dry and wet food? I'm going to be visiting some specialty pet stores in the next week to try to find better food than what's at Petsmart.
I was just there looking at nutrition information and completely confused on what I should be looking for when assessing the food. If there's already a link outlining this, could someone guide me there?