expiredIK47 posted Dec 01, 2022 09:15 PM
expiredIK47 posted Dec 01, 2022 09:15 PM
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With cats (and dogs for that matter), consistency is probably more important than incremental differences in quality. Plus some of the cheap food (Friskies, Purina Naturals) actually has some 'flavors' that are comparable to some of the high priced brands. You just have to do a little research as to which have the appropriate mix of protein and fat to carbs. After dealing with an insulin diabetic cat for more than a decade, you learn that price and statements like grain-free or meat as first ingredient aren't really a good indication of quality.
For example, Friskies canned ranges from 34 to 67% protein and carbs from 4-27% carbs depending flavor. Merrick ranges from 30-47% protein and carbs from 4-15%. So, whether a cheap supermarket brand or a high-end brand, there are particular flavors that are all over the place nutritionally... and it depends on your pet as to which is the most 'healthy'. A high protein, low fat supermarket brand proved to be the best for keeping consistent glucose levels for us.
My vet recommended I stick to one MEAT, so I therefore feed them turkey and chicken only but I will price search and brand search consistently and they therefore end up with many different brands, types, etc of turkey and chicken food... And I feed 85% wet food, 15% dry food FYI (the dry food is therefore consistent for nearly a year before I go through a big bag and then swap to a different bag/brand).
Big time cat lover here and really try to keep them for 15-20 years, so am open to hearing more info/expertise, TIA!
You can also order 1 out of stock item at roughly $50 and your percentage off discount never changes. That means you can get this $50 order roughly free
Two items where 0.50 higher than in store but an extension cord was $16 or instacart and $32 in store.
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My vet recommended I stick to one MEAT, so I therefore feed them turkey and chicken only but I will price search and brand search consistently and they therefore end up with many different brands, types, etc of turkey and chicken food... And I feed 85% wet food, 15% dry food FYI (the dry food is therefore consistent for nearly a year before I go through a big bag and then swap to a different bag/brand).
Big time cat lover here and really try to keep them for 15-20 years, so am open to hearing more info/expertise, TIA!
Meat and bone meal (or meat byproducts) is an interesting one to me.... especially after watching an outdoor cat, that we 'inherited' from neighbors, eat rabbits and birds... bone, organs, fur, feathers and all. I get the concerns, but well... cats eat EVERYTHING!
I'm just happy to have an intelligent conversation on pet food... instead of most of the ranting and raving that usually goes on.
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