[Wiz201]

I wouldn't touch Go Cat at all. Especially for how cheap it is. I can't imagine it would have many good ingredients in it as all as the regular one doesnt

Money is tight for me at the minute but I wont compromise on the cat food and have went hungry feeding them before me.

I agree, I'm having to cut down a tad on spending but the cats don't get cheaper food as a result. Tiger has hairballs if he has cheaper food so he's on a hairball control hills science diet biscuits with extra fibre which seems to benefit them both, and I buy a 5kg bag which lasts them 3-4 months. Only annoying thing at the moment is that they seemed to have gone off eating their whiskas pouches so might have to consider changing that brand, and I might try a tin of butchers with them.

 

[Wiz201]

That is so true. Ideally you'd be better to ditch the dry altogether. Dry food is always worse than any wet food, regardless of the brand, even to the extent of being dangerous where kidney damage is the result of chronic dehydration.

I just leave my cats a big bowl of water down every day, they're always drinking from it so I've never spotted a low thirst drive.

 

[Wiz201]

I don't feed them 100% dry, they get a mixture of wet food and dry.