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Our Gaia had problems after eating RC for long-haired cats (she has long hair) - she was really sick. I don't now what it was - maybe the additive that is supposed to prevent the formation of hairballs? All was OK after we switched to felidae and orijen... |
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Good point Miki - if you find your cat gets sick after eating it then you're right to change the food. I did find that mine started to vomit after eating too much of the RC Exigent so I changed that to another brand and now have decided to give them dried food only in moderation. |
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Lester was on RC when I got him, I slowly changed him over to James Wellbeloved which he just dives into. He was starting to pick a bit at the RC, I think he'd got bored of it. |
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