Dry Cat Food

bobbie3917 · 17-03-2006, 11:48 PM

it all depends on what you want to spend hills is good and so is royal canin but they both cost a lot proplan is a lot cheeper and it always seams 2 be on offer around here so maybe give that a go

Booktigger · 18-03-2006, 01:43 PM

Dry food like Go Cat and Whiskas tends to make cats sick because of the cereal content. JWB is a rice based food, and is classed as hypoallergenic. Can't remember whether Hills etc are rice or corn based. Corn can cause allergies in cats as well.

Kazz · 18-03-2006, 02:18 PM

Over the years I've tried almost every type of dried cat food on and off - mostly summer (as its easier to leave down - hate the thought of flies

) but Cleo has always thrown them back up. Doesn't matter which one it is cheapest - expensive the best out there. I have given up now and don't bother.

Karen

Ruthlynn · 18-03-2006, 03:39 PM

Lily's now on Oscars and really likes it - with no regurge in the night!

she was on Felix and Burns but I noticed she was sick a couple of times. She;s fine with oscars

bobbie3917 · 18-03-2006, 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Booktigger

Dry food like Go Cat and Whiskas tends to make cats sick because of the cereal content. JWB is a rice based food, and is classed as hypoallergenic. Can't remember whether Hills etc are rice or corn based. Corn can cause allergies in cats as well.

Burns also do a hypoallergenic cat food and they have also started doing a kitten food as well

Kay · 19-03-2006, 11:55 AM

Mine are all fed on Royal Canin Fit and love it. Occassionally they have brought it back but it is when they have a hairball which is inevitable with Persians.

candyshandy · 19-03-2006, 06:59 PM

As soon as I put down the Royal Canin they loved it, I've also just tried them with the Silhouette type and same again - amazing considering its low fat!

My mum has recently adopted an older persian who wouldn't touch biccies. Tried him on a few varieties and he too has taken to munching the RC.

The only time I find any sick is if they have a hairball.

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