I think Meow Mix brand CAT FOOD is the best. Their Pleaser Pack gives my cats a variety of things to choose from, they can even CHOOSE what they want!
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Cat Foods-Which Is Best?
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I'm afraid you've landed on a site where a lot of people won't agree with you, as that brand has a lot of additives like food coloring, and not much meat-derived protein. Have you had a chance to read through some of the threads about cat food here? This one is good to start with: http://www.thecatsite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34999
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Actually, I did alot of research on the packs of wet food that are showing up everywhere and the meow mix brand has ALOT of protein.
Here is the meow mix hook line and sinker flavor.
Tuna, fish broth, sardine, tuna liver, red snapper, ocean fish, then of course it goes into the funky stuff, BUT the first ingredients are total protein and some of the higher end brands were not like this.
Here is the meow mix hook line and sinker flavor.
Tuna, fish broth, sardine, tuna liver, red snapper, ocean fish, then of course it goes into the funky stuff, BUT the first ingredients are total protein and some of the higher end brands were not like this.
The foods that are best for a cat contain a high percentage of protein WITHOUT undesirable ingredients. By-products, artificial colors & preservatives, corn and wheat are all things cats should not be eating.
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I bought some of those and the cats love them... of course they cost more than the premium s at times..this is for the wet food only regular meow mix dry me wouldnt ever touch
Hissy
No wheat??? my old ones food has it but not the young one
Hey Sharkey-
Wheat and corn are used as fillers in many cat foods. Since they're carbs, they can be tough for cats to digest. Cats digestive systems are geared for protein.
Wheat and corn are used as fillers in many cat foods. Since they're carbs, they can be tough for cats to digest. Cats digestive systems are geared for protein.
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Thanks ... I knew corn but wheat near thought of it... I think at her age it should be fine... she is 16.5.. the protien leval was my important factor..
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Sharky, yep...just the wet pouches.
Ive tried to give them other wet foods and they wont touch anything til I found this meow mix hook line and sinker.
Ive tried to give them other wet foods and they wont touch anything til I found this meow mix hook line and sinker.
I have feed my cat Meow Mix for the past 4 years and had to stop.
She developed some kidney problems and now I have her on Hills Feline Presciption Diet - dry food c/d and she is doing GREAT
She developed some kidney problems and now I have her on Hills Feline Presciption Diet - dry food c/d and she is doing GREAT
