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ilovemykitty311

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Does anyone make the soft food for cats, not wet not dry, it's like dry but soft (or should I say chewy)? Like the moist & meaty for dogs. I can't seem to find anything like it.
 

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I don't have any suggestions about brands or know of any cat foods like it but Moist & Meaty for dogs is a crappy product. It's full of poor quality food ingredients and chemical ingredients to hold it together and give it that chewy consistency. I can't imagine it'd be any better as a cat food. Not to mention how AWFUL it is for your pets teeth. I'd recommend a canned food instead. Or soak some kibble until it's "spongy", just make sure it's consumed within 30min.
 

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Moist and Meaty is possibly the worst dog food on the market. The second ingredient is high-fructose corn syrup! No animal needs that much sugar in their daily diet. Ick.

Tender Vittles was the only semi-moist cat food I knew of, and I think they stopped making it in the U.S. But that's probably a good thing because the ingredients were so bad. If your kitty has a hard time with dry food, canned food is best.
 

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Originally Posted by ilovemykitty311

Does anyone make the soft food for cats, not wet not dry, it's like dry but soft (or should I say chewy)? Like the moist & meaty for dogs. I can't seem to find anything like it.
I don't recall seeing what you are describing on the shelves at the pet stores. I see cat treats that fit that description but do not feed them to your cat as a meal or as the main source of the cats nutrition.
 

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The closest thing would either be chunky canned or pouched foods, but no, I don't think chewy kibble foods really exist for cats.
 
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