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Major Nikon

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5. That's true generally, but not always

Reply to scarletlib (Reply #4)

Sat Jul 18, 2015, 10:21 PM

Jul 2015

There are some dry foods that contain less carbs than some canned feed.

I feed my dogs Orijen dry which is 80% protein and their dry cat food is also 80% protein.

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Question about cats... [View all] Archae Jul 2015 OP

Difficult since you have a young cat too. onehandle Jul 2015 #1

I know what you mean. Archae Jul 2015 #2

I have 4 LiberalElite Jul 2015 #3

Cats are oligate carnivores. They need to eat meat--preferably chicken and small animals. scarletlib Jul 2015 #4

That's true generally, but not always Major Nikon Jul 2015 #5

what kind of feeding do you use? shanti Jul 2015 #6

What worked for us: Cut out all dry food. Feed wet only. Arugula Latte Jul 2015 #7

laser pointer Skittles Jul 2015 #8

If you feel it's necessary to feed dry Mac1949 Jul 2015 #9