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Food advice pleaseHiya Tinkerbelle is on a predominantly dry food diet, allowing for weekly treat of sardines or taste of wet food now and again. She has iams kitten which I have absolutely no complaints about and seems to enjoy it, however I'm just wondering if there is anything better out there. Just want to make sure she is getting the best. Can anyone advise their opinions or experiences?xx
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What we'd like them to eat and what they will actually eat can often be two entirely different things.  There are better quality foods out there, with better quality often comes bigger prices too. My cats never turn their noses up at applaws, wet or dry. |
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Now you see, mine haven't ever really taken to Applaws. All the cats apart from Myshka have had a mixture of Royal Canin Persian mix and a whole range of different wet foods from Felix to the bestest tinned stuff to tuna, prawns, chicken etc. Myshka will ONLY touch RC dry and absolutely nothing else. |
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As kittens i feed ours Natures Menu kitten food plus Hills kitten dry |
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