Hey there! I'm new to posting here, but I've been reading through a lot of posts in the past months (since adopting my new, and very first cat), and it has helped me learn a lot as a first-time cat-mama. Which is exactly why I would totally appreciate any of your help!
So!, I've got a favour to ask all you - would any of you mind sharing your opinions on a dry food for me? I only feed dry as a snack for in the middle of the night, and my little guy's primary meals consists of all premium wet foods (mostly Natural Balance, Chicken Soup, Holistic Select, and Performatrin Ultra), but I was recently in my local PetValu and saw a decently priced food called ClassyCats which is by a Canadian company called Nutram. Has anyone ever heard of this food, and would it be even an okay food to feed? I can't seem to find a whole lot of info out there about it, which kind of freaks me out...
Here are two links detailing its ingredients and nutritional info. I know it isn't the best food, but it does seem a lot better than most foods I have the option to buy since I'm living in a small town with hardly any good quality pet resources.
http://www.nutram.com/products/index_classy_cat_brand_premium_food.html
http://www.petvalu.com/in-our-store/products/cat/food/dry/classy-cat-adult-cat-food
Any info or advice is welcome. Thanks!
. Hopefully other's will chime in here soon and welcome you and offer many great suggestions for you. Hope you enjoy your time on TCS 
Always nice to see new faces around these parts. I've never heard of the brand of cat food you posted about. From the looks of it I would find other options myself if possible. You say you live in a small town and selection is not great. I feed Nutro products and always have. I've had good luck with the brand and also work for the company now. I don't mess with my cats kibble. I keep them on the same Nutro product I always have but for wet I will mix in other brands just to give them a taste of something other than Nutro now and then. Do you have any grain mills around your area? You may be able to find alternative brands in your area at places like that or at feed stores for livestock. Also some hardware stores will carry small selections of different dog and cat foods. You can also try online ordering. I know Amazon.com offers free shipping on some orders so you might check them out as well. Best of luck and nice to meet you
