I have had cats for 20 yrs and just now realizing how important wet food is vs kibble. I have been feeding my 7 cats Wellness Core grain free and Origen kibble and wet food twice a day. I have tried just about every kind of wet food out there. They are hooked on tuna flavored, or anything fish pate wet. They like Dave's grain free tuna/chicken but after reading about fish diets, I am scrambling to find a non fish wet.
Also, I have read where people say feeding Friskees wet food is still better than even the best food such as Origen. The ingredients in Friskees are disgusting to me. Just about every kind of wet has some kind of fish in it. Only 4 of my cats will eat non fish flavored. One won't eat wet at all, only kibble.
What are my priorities? They are all healthy and range from 5-15 yrs. One, my oldest, was dx with hyperthyroidism a few months ago. Luckily, she is one that will eat chicken or turkey wet.
Feeding a raw diet is just not an option so please don't flame me for that. I am diabetic so I am believe carbs are bad for me so are they bad for cats as well?
Cost gets to be an issue with so many cats as well.
Can you please help me with a plan or something better than feeding dry 100% of the time? Sorry to ramble. I need to come to a happy medium. I've read so much my eyes are crossing and have information overload :dk:
Thanks in advance,
B
Also, I have read where people say feeding Friskees wet food is still better than even the best food such as Origen. The ingredients in Friskees are disgusting to me. Just about every kind of wet has some kind of fish in it. Only 4 of my cats will eat non fish flavored. One won't eat wet at all, only kibble.
What are my priorities? They are all healthy and range from 5-15 yrs. One, my oldest, was dx with hyperthyroidism a few months ago. Luckily, she is one that will eat chicken or turkey wet.
Feeding a raw diet is just not an option so please don't flame me for that. I am diabetic so I am believe carbs are bad for me so are they bad for cats as well?
Cost gets to be an issue with so many cats as well.
Can you please help me with a plan or something better than feeding dry 100% of the time? Sorry to ramble. I need to come to a happy medium. I've read so much my eyes are crossing and have information overload :dk:
Thanks in advance,
B