I am wanting to change my cats on to a good quaility dry food. i am using Iams hairball at the minuet, as it seems to keep the litter box visits 'formed'! but would really prefer they were eating a high quaility food. have looking into the argen grange food........does anyone have experience with this? or is there any really good dry foods out there??????

I highly recommend Royal Canin...RC kitten for the babies or RC sensible for the adults.

All my moggies are on the sensible and it is brilliant for keeping the litter tray in good order!

Lou
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i currently havr Pro plan house cat but will be switching to royal canin indoor cat when this runs out x

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I use a mix of Royal Canin Hair and Skin and Hills Science. I occasionally use James Wellbeloved too.

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For kittens, joy is for the asking and smiles are for the giving

I use James Wellbeloved for dry, and also give Natures Menu packets for wet, and the poo here is nice small and solid. lol

have used royal canin in the past, the cats seem fine on it. but im looking for a better qualilty, something as close to natural without taking the jump to raw! i heard JWB was good, less additives in it? as is arden grange? there is sooooo much choice im struggling on where to start!

what about orijen? i will be trying my two on this x

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not heard of that one? ill google it now! thanks.

zooplus sell it

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it sounds fantastic! i think ill order some and see how we go thanks for your help!