Re: It's Early, But Will You Have for Dinner Tonight, Thursday, 11/14/2024?

Michael Trew wrote:

On 11/24/2024 10:33 AM, jmcquown wrote:

 
Meither of my cats cared for anything fishy.  No shrimp.  I don't
think  I ever saw "catfish" as an ingredient in canned food. 
Whitefish could  be just about any white fish.
 
Having said that, I'm adopting a cat on 11/29.  I'm told she only
eats  dry food.  I'll hopefully be able to get her to eat canned
pate  (poultry, beef) along with the dry going forward.  She'll
have to get  used to her new home first and then I'll see what she
will eat.

 
Congratulations on your new cat!  I've been told that too much dry
food is bad for their kidneys, but too much wet is bad for their
teeth.  I usually alternate dry and canned food every other day for
Rosie.  Canned either shreds or pate.  She'll eat any type, fish beef
or chicken.

Oh and vet confirmed, wheat allergies are growing in my area.  Cats can
have problems too.  Signal is repeat ear infections.  Cat foods (even
wet) can be easily sourced if needed.  About 40% of the fancy feast
ones were GF though not mentioned on the front.  Look in the
ingredients *if* anyone here needs the GF versions.

There is no benefit in feeding GF/corn free if the pet has no allergy
to it.  Don't worry about rice gluten/starch.  Corn can also be an
allergent.

The ones with pate are normally sage of Wheat but the gravy ones almost
always use wheat (with a small number using corn starch).