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I've seen lots of foods mentioned here as being "too rich" for some cats. What exactly does that mean?
What kind of nutrients make a food rich...lots of protein, lots of calories?
Does lack of grain make cat food richer?
Is it just dry food, or can wet food be too rich as well?
And can feeding richer foods affect a cat's kidney function, digestive health, or urinary health?
Thanks in advance- you guys are very helpful!
What kind of nutrients make a food rich...lots of protein, lots of calories?
Does lack of grain make cat food richer?
Is it just dry food, or can wet food be too rich as well?
And can feeding richer foods affect a cat's kidney function, digestive health, or urinary health?
Thanks in advance- you guys are very helpful!