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Quick question,
A friend of ours has been laid off and has four cats that are fed a high quality dry/wet combo diet, but finances won't allow this during this stage. they were interested in Dr. Pitcairns recipes. They're higher in grains than I would like, but their cats are all young, healthy, no health problems or allergies. They want to feed a quality diet that's budget friendly for probably about 4-6 months until they (estimate) they can get back on their feet.
I know nothing about these recipes so is this a healthy choice that won't break the bank for a somewhat short term diet?
A friend of ours has been laid off and has four cats that are fed a high quality dry/wet combo diet, but finances won't allow this during this stage. they were interested in Dr. Pitcairns recipes. They're higher in grains than I would like, but their cats are all young, healthy, no health problems or allergies. They want to feed a quality diet that's budget friendly for probably about 4-6 months until they (estimate) they can get back on their feet.
I know nothing about these recipes so is this a healthy choice that won't break the bank for a somewhat short term diet?