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My 3 cats are just fine with the store bought brands and don't seem to like
what some here would call the Premium Brands. I think a lot of what the cat will eat depends on the cat. Some cats do very well on what some here call the lower quality foods while others do fine on the more premium type foods. I have tried a couple of times to switch to the higher end foods and my cats won't eat it. I feed my cats Special Kitty from Walmart and they are doing just fine. -- Cat Galaxy: All Cats! All The Time! www.catgalaxymedia.com Panther TEK: Staying On Top Of Your Computer Needs! www.panthertekit.com "asylumboss" wrote in message oups.com... I have two Bengals (4 and 1 Years old) and a festively plump 13 year old tabby. The tabby can eat almost any good kind of food (ones found at pet stores, not corner stores) without much change to his fur, energy, stool, weight, etc. However, one of the Bengals has a very sensitive stomach and both Bengals have nasty smelling stool. The older Bengal was being fed Kirkland food for the first 3 years, then I got him and he had really runny, nasty stool at my house. I tried all kinds of things and finally was buying Sensitive Stomach food (Science diet) for 25 dollars for a 10 lb bag. I do not have a Costco membership and therefore was not buying it....also figured these more expensive ones would be better. Long story short- a year later- I have switched to Kirkland food and for the first time ever this cat has solid stool, and more of it- it is quite bulky. (don't know if that is bad) And now I spend 10 dollars for a 20 lb bag- a MUCH better deal! Anyway, they still look good- I have also started adding hemp seed oil for their fur and digestion. Seems to be working and the breeder swears by this food- it does not have much corn in it and this is good as it is hard to digest. Traditionally, Bengals can have digestive issues. Hope this helps! |
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