Question on feedint a cat to avoid cystitis
 

I was just wondering...

Which would be worse for a cystitis kitty:

1) A diet of 100% wet cat food that is not grain-free or

2) A diet of high-quality, animal protein based, grain-free dry food?

Had someone tell me the other day that it's the grains that are more
important to keep out of my cat's diet. I'm not sure I believe that but
thought I'd throw this out for discussion.

jmc

Question on feedint a cat to avoid cystitis
 

On 8ÔÂ2ÈÕ, ÉÏÎç8ʱ23·Ö, jmc wrote:
I was just wondering...

Which would be worse for a cystitis kitty:

1) A diet of 100% wet cat food that is not grain-free or

2) A diet of high-quality, animal protein based, grain-free dry food?

Had someone tell me the other day that it's the grains that are more
important to keep out of my cat's diet. I'm not sure I believe that but
thought I'd throw this out for discussion.

jmc


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Question on feedint a cat to avoid cystitis
 

The most important reason for feeding wet food is that it gets water (70
percent) into the cat. But why feed a wet food that contains grains
when wet food that is grain-free is available?


---MIKE---
In the White Mountains of New Hampshire
(44° 15' N - Elevation 1580')

Question on feedint a cat to avoid cystitis
 

Suddenly, without warning, ---MIKE--- exclaimed (8/2/2009 8:56 AM):
The most important reason for feeding wet food is that it gets water (70
percent) into the cat. But why feed a wet food that contains grains
when wet food that is grain-free is available?


---MIKE---
In the White Mountains of New Hampshire
(44° 15' N - Elevation 1580')


We're working on that. Currently, she refuses wet food if it has
insufficient carbs. Stupid carbivore g. I've found one or two
grain-free varieties that she's shown some interest in, so we're making
a little progress.

jmc

Question on feedint a cat to avoid cystitis
 

We're working on that. *Currently, she refuses wet food if it has
insufficient carbs. *Stupid carbivore g. *I've found one or two
grain-free varieties that she's shown some interest in, so we're making
a little progress.


Have you tried mixing the two wet foods together (grains and non
grains)? Try a 3:1 ratio (grains to non grains) and very slowly reduce
the amount of the grain wet food.