My cats are eschewing canned Wellness and Evo for Friskies nowadays. Due to medication and behavioral situations, I'm going with the flow. I figure it's better to feed Friskies than for them to go on a hunger strike or feed them kibble-their true love.
They love Poultry Platter. I was able to upgrade them to sometimes eating Fancy Feast Classic chicken. I am also able to sneak in a bit of the grain-free Wellness and Evo to augment. My concern is Friskies and FF have fish as secondary ingredients in their 'meat' flavors. I only discovered yesterday that Friskies Mixed Grill and Country Style doesn't list fish as an ingredient. I'm hoping to transition them eating those flavors. Checking online there seems to be a number of FF Classics flavor without fish also. I'll check those out as well. A couple of minor complications is that my cats can't handle red meat so we usually stick with poultry. And from poultry, they prefer chicken alone. It's clear they will eat less if I feed them the same brand but it's chicken and liver rather than just chicken for example. They seem pretty happy with Friskies in general though. Perhaps it really is kitty krack.
If fish is a secondary ingredient, is it likely to cause any issues? I'm concerned my cats eating a tiny but daily portion of fish could eventually cause urinary problems.
They love Poultry Platter. I was able to upgrade them to sometimes eating Fancy Feast Classic chicken. I am also able to sneak in a bit of the grain-free Wellness and Evo to augment. My concern is Friskies and FF have fish as secondary ingredients in their 'meat' flavors. I only discovered yesterday that Friskies Mixed Grill and Country Style doesn't list fish as an ingredient. I'm hoping to transition them eating those flavors. Checking online there seems to be a number of FF Classics flavor without fish also. I'll check those out as well. A couple of minor complications is that my cats can't handle red meat so we usually stick with poultry. And from poultry, they prefer chicken alone. It's clear they will eat less if I feed them the same brand but it's chicken and liver rather than just chicken for example. They seem pretty happy with Friskies in general though. Perhaps it really is kitty krack.
If fish is a secondary ingredient, is it likely to cause any issues? I'm concerned my cats eating a tiny but daily portion of fish could eventually cause urinary problems.