Personally, I prefer to go grain free/lower carb, but that's partly due to my girl having a sensitive tummy (and, being coeliac myself, I'm happier having gluten free foods around 
). For me, grain free is a guide, but I look at the overall nutritional profile of the food, rather than only at grain content. A few of the foods they both get do have a small amount of rice, and my old semi feral gets RC kibble because she loves it and does well on it - if it ain't broke, don't fix it :lol3: [article="31120"][/article]
Having said that, the first priority is always to feed foods that my guys enjoy, and that don't cause them any digestive upset. Shadow has been on the RC rx urinary dry for years, and he loves it, so I do feed a small amount of that to him. Asha goes crazy for it too, but as it upsets her tummy, I do my best to keep her away from it.
As ever, the best food for your cat is the one (s)he will happily eat!
I'm more than happy to discuss this further, but do start your own thread and tag me - I dont want to hijack
hbunny
's thread! 
:winkblue:
). For me, grain free is a guide, but I look at the overall nutritional profile of the food, rather than only at grain content. A few of the foods they both get do have a small amount of rice, and my old semi feral gets RC kibble because she loves it and does well on it - if it ain't broke, don't fix it :lol3: [article="31120"][/article]Having said that, the first priority is always to feed foods that my guys enjoy, and that don't cause them any digestive upset. Shadow has been on the RC rx urinary dry for years, and he loves it, so I do feed a small amount of that to him. Asha goes crazy for it too, but as it upsets her tummy, I do my best to keep her away from it.
As ever, the best food for your cat is the one (s)he will happily eat!
I'm more than happy to discuss this further, but do start your own thread and tag me - I dont want to hijack
hbunny
's thread! :winkblue:
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