ok: cat food

I got some lists about what food is in petsmart.
which one does your cat or cats eat? which one is heathly?
Thanks sorry. when it is posted it is all together!!

Cat food:

1-Authority 12-sheba
2-Blue 13-sophistacat
3-Eukanuba 14-sophistacat supreme
4-fancy feast 15- whiskas
5-Iams 16-Purina cat chow
6-Natural choice 17-Olvier 9 lives
7-Natural best
8-Nutro Max
9-Pro Plan
10-Royal Canin
11- Science diet

I started feeding Royal Canin babycat and he did fine. Now he eats Wellness kitten (can't get at petsmart). The RC was a good food, I just think the Wellness is better

I tried Authority, and Innova Evo but one gave them gas, the other diarrhea. I use Healthypetnet both wet and dry and he does very well on it. But its a mail order

I had my girls on Natural Choice before, and they seemed to do quite well on it.

My opinion: When you're looking for cat foods, look straight to the ingredients. Choose foods that feature real meat - not byproducts - as the first ingredients. Avoid foods with corn, as it's a cheap filler that many cats are allergic to. I try to stick to these guidelines when finding food for my girls.

Our local Petsmart carries Spa Select. My cats love it. I also feed them Nutro Max. If I could afford it I would feed them Wellness. Petco in my area has a new food out. It looks good but I can't remember the name (I will look tomorrow).

Nutros Natural choice would be my first pick...

second would be Nutros Max and any Royal canin

third would be Authority

Blue spa reads great if your human not a cat ( IMHO) it is a good food just not one I like

Petco carries Solid Gold and Caour and pollok>?? the later reads like Spa ... I havent used SOlid gold but it looks good and my girls like there canned

I've made a matrix for kitten kibbles that is available at my country ( specifically at my place ).

http://marjan.blogsome.com/2006/06/2...m-eye-balling/

the funny thing is I still can't decide between Iams, Royal C or Eagel. So I'm waiting for the votes to come in. I'm going for popularity.. just like American Idols winner, base on popularity rite?

Originally Posted by fel-d1

I've made a matrix for kitten kibbles that is available at my country ( specifically at my place ).

http://marjan.blogsome.com/2006/06/2...m-eye-balling/

the funny thing is I still can't decide between Iams, Royal C or Eagel. So I'm waiting for the votes to come in. I'm going for popularity.. just like American Idols winner, base on popularity rite?

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I had a trail mix of several different brands of kitten food.

My thought is: almost every food had some trace impurities....having a mixture makes the buildup of those trace impurities in the systems much slower.

I don't shop at PetSmart.

The food I buy is from a local, small business (support the little guy!) whose prices are amazing and will deliver everything for only $5 extra. I'm a true believer in premium food, you feed your cats less and financially it all works out. So for me, I buy: Innova, Innova Evo, Wellness, and Old Mother Hubbard. I just spent under $120 (including five bags of greenies) for three cats and the food will last them three months. For me, feeding a cat for under $15 a month is great! Now, I did this because two of my cats had urinary infections when they were a few weeks old and it was recommended by my vet that they only eat foods with cranberries and a few other things in them. This is the food the vet told me to buy, and they have eaten it ever since. I know many will disagree with "premium" food, but my cats love it, and I don't think that I'm spending that much more on them then other people.