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Nutritional advice for my cats’ food!
<div>Hi! After reading about how important taurine and phosphorus levels are in cat food, I’m looking for wet or dry food that will best benefit my healthy 7 and 8 years old indoor cats with low activity levels. They mainly eat chicken recipes because they seem to like them much more, and I still don’t know if a grain-free formula or one with grains is better. I’m currently feeding them with Wellness Dry Food Complete Health Grain Free Deboned Chicken & Chicken Meal Age Advantage </div>
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but I don’t know if the amount of carbohydrates is ideal, along with Instinct Grain Free Healthy Cravings Real Chicken Recipe as a topper.
I really try to give them what I think is best, but I always feel unsure about it because there are so many opinions out there. Where I live, not many people are interested in this topic, and I don’t know who to ask. If anyone could help me with their opinion on these formulas, or if anyone have more options of dry food and wet food considering this stage of their lives and above all their general well-being, my cats and I would be very grateful!
Here are the wet food options I was able to find in case I have to switch. (I would appreciate your opinion on this considering what I mentioned above) and if you know any good dry food option chicken recipe (since my cats like it), please recommend me some! 😿 Thank you
Instinct Original Real Chicken Recipe Cat Paté:
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Wellness Complete Health Age Advantage Cat Senior Paté:
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Open Farm Harvest Chicken Pâté Recipe for Cats:
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Ziwi Peak Wet Food Chicken:
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This discussion was modified 7 months, 3 weeks ago by
Mariam.
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