Food Rotation

My two cats aren't that picky either when it comes to food, but I rotate the following brands:

Blue Buffalo

Wellness Core - regular and Trufood

Royal Canin

Simply Nourish

Science Diet

I never give them Friskies, Meow Mix, etc. since the ingredients are mostly fillers and many of them are not grain-free.

The cats will pretty much eat anything, but they just turned a year and about a month ago they seemed to start disliking the Pate style foods so I have to make sure I buy food with texture.  I also add a little olive oil to their food and sometimes pumpkin puree.  They eat it right up and its good for them.

I think rotating a cat's food is a great idea, for more than one reason. Many members here do just that.

Is olive oil good for cats!

I heard it is OK to use for constipation, but only for that not long term. That's what my vet said.

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Vicki3034 said:

My two cats aren't that picky either when it comes to food, but I rotate the following brands:

Blue Buffalo
Wellness Core - regular and Trufood
Royal Canin
Simply Nourish
Science Diet

I never give them Friskies, Meow Mix, etc. since the ingredients are mostly fillers and many of them are not grain-free.

The cats will pretty much eat anything, but they just turned a year and about a month ago they seemed to start disliking the Pate style foods so I have to make sure I buy food with texture.  I also add a little olive oil to their food and sometimes pumpkin puree.  They eat it right up and its good for them.

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That's great! Many of us on this site rotate wet food too for many reasons. I personally rotate my wet food and and add some raw food in every day as well. The brands of wet I rotate are:

Wild calling- turkey, rabbit
Merrick limited ingredients
Red barn chicken stew (not a pate)
Sheba
Whole earth farms
Weruva-paw lickin chickin