How fast did you switch her to different foods? It should be a gradual process that takes a couple weeks to make the full switch. Any cat is going to puke if you just up and change it on them.
It was just a matter of when the meow mix bag ran out, I replaced it with a different cat food and tried it and after a week she didn't stop puking it back up so I switched back to meow mix. I don't know why it didn't occur to me I should do it gradually. I'll try that and hopefully I'll get her eating much better food. Thanks.
Chn soup is a good food that is also cheaper if bought at a feed store .... My side by side analysis yeilded it simliar to Nutros Max line but not up to the Natural choice line..
I think purina indoor is better than meow mix or deli cat, at least it doesn't have all those dyes in it. If you buy your cat food at sam's you could try purina one or iams. I have also heard that the Maxximum brand at walmart isn't that bad. If you are looking to get more premium food you will most likely have to go to a pet store or petsmart or petco.
true on the eat less ... Human grade is nothing more than marketing and likely soon will be disallowed until the FDA and AFFCO deside on a true definitions....Originally Posted by GloriaJH
I sort of believe that if you just buy "cheap" food, that you'll most likely pay the Vet the money that you were trying to save by buying a less costly or lesser quality food ..., and you usually have to buy more of it.
I like Felidae for the dry (they eat less because the food isn't full of "fillers"- the package suggests the feeding amount per day is 1/4 cup per 5 lbs),-- I like Wellness for the canned.
Well, they're not allowed to say "human grade" technically, but where they source their meat is still important. There's the human food supply and then there's the reject supply. The human food supply is the better one.
I ate some once... on a cracker... like pate
