Hi. I'm looking for food recommendations. I adopted a beautiful 7 month old male cat from the animal shelter about a month ago. He got neutered almost 2 weeks ago and he is doing great. His name is Ricky Bobby, and boy, is he an active one! I love him so much already!
The shelter sent me home with purina pro plan formula, I fed him that til it ran out about a week ago. Right before I adopted him I went to the store and got all the supplies needed for a new cat, and also a bag of iams kitten formula. So he's eating that until I can figure out what to feed him. I understand it's better to feed a combo of canned and dry. I plan to feed him a serving of wet food in the morning and one at night, and free feed dry during the day.
I am feeling a bit overwhelmed with all the options of premium foods. Should I go grain free? Same brand for both the wet and dry? What is the best quality for the lowest price? What what I've read, that would be chicken soup for the cat lover's soul. Any one fed that? I just want him to be healthy, but I don't want to break the bank in the process. So the expense is a factor, but I'm not going to feed him low quality food either. Any help will be appreciated and any questions welcomed! Thank you!
The shelter sent me home with purina pro plan formula, I fed him that til it ran out about a week ago. Right before I adopted him I went to the store and got all the supplies needed for a new cat, and also a bag of iams kitten formula. So he's eating that until I can figure out what to feed him. I understand it's better to feed a combo of canned and dry. I plan to feed him a serving of wet food in the morning and one at night, and free feed dry during the day.
I am feeling a bit overwhelmed with all the options of premium foods. Should I go grain free? Same brand for both the wet and dry? What is the best quality for the lowest price? What what I've read, that would be chicken soup for the cat lover's soul. Any one fed that? I just want him to be healthy, but I don't want to break the bank in the process. So the expense is a factor, but I'm not going to feed him low quality food either. Any help will be appreciated and any questions welcomed! Thank you!