expiredTenderGiraffe529 posted Jan 24, 2023 08:36 PM
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expiredTenderGiraffe529 posted Jan 24, 2023 08:36 PM
Dave's Pet Food Naturally Healthy Grain-Free Turkey Formula Canned Cat Food $27.35
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And fyi, on thecatfooddb turkey and chicken formulas are both 4/5 ingredients and 3/5 nutrition.
Also remember, any wet food is better than dry food.
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Chicken is the best choice of these, but does include guar gum. It's easy to find better choices for around the same price or better.
So what food do you recommend that is 55 cents or cheaper per 3 ounce?
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So what food do you recommend that is 55 cents or cheaper per 3 ounce?
Chewy / Petco online often have huge discounts for NEW customers on good food, but you can be a "new" customer multiple times with new accounts. You just missed a huge Instinct clearance at Petco B&M.
With all things being equal like nutrition and ingredients, wet is always better than kibble.
Chicken is the best choice of these, but does include guar gum. It's easy to find better choices for around the same price or better.
Dry food has worse ingredients.
Some cats might be allergic to different stuff, so avoid that particular ingredient in that case.Most cats don't have issues and even then you can rotate these brands.
Only freeze dried and homemade food is better and that's a whole different ball game in terms of money/convenience and expertise.
Dry food has worse ingredients.
Some cats might be allergic to different stuff, so avoid that particular ingredient in that case.Most cats don't have issues and even then you can rotate these brands.
Only freeze dried and homemade food is better and that's a whole different ball game in terms of money/convenience and expertise.
"For healthy cats, it may not be a problem per se. But if your cat is experiencing any GI problems, you can't identify a protein culprit and you've already eliminated grains, legume proteins and starches, carrageenan and xanthan gum, consider a short-term trial of plain, home-cooked food to see if the elimination of guar gum improves your cat's symptoms."
Its not optimal for digestion of fat and protien so most cats have to eat more. There is no study on cats for Guar gum to cause cancer and the author is extrapolating from a rat study to make their point.
Again if that is the level of one's concern i'd consult a certified vet nutritionist and follow their advise for your cat and not give blanket advise without similarly priced alternatives.
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