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Re: Wet and dry food
Yes, just wet is absolutely fine, in fact it's the best diet for a cat. Try to choose high meat content foods, e.g. Hi Life, Applaws, Natures Menu, Almo Nature etc. and maybe also some cooked or raw meats.
Dry food isn't necessary at all although many people prefer to leave some down for convenience. This site gives excellent information on appropriate diets for cats: Feeding Your Cat** Know the Basi |
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Re: Wet and dry food
As long as the wet food you give is complete, feeding only wet is better for your cat than feeding just dry or a combination. Look for wet food with as high % of meat as possible, but make sure it's complete and not complementary
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Re: Wet and dry food
my cats usually have dry,either pro plan house cat or RC indoor cat
i sometimes give them wet i've tried them on several. Bozita is next as trying to get coleo to put some weight on!x
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Re: Wet and dry food
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If you want a reliable source of good quality wet foods, with a range far better than your local supermarket or pet store then Zooplus.co.uk is excellent.
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