Here is a good list http://www.catinfo.org/commercialcannedfoods.htm
Most importantly, the catinfo.org website explains WHY it's a good list. Dr. Pierson did such a good job putting all of this together and when I asked her for permission to post to our website she said Yes, whatever you can do that helps cats - she really cares. Please read about why not dry food, and why not grain - it makes so much sense! Site also has a recipe for raw, how to read labels (like don't let the protein content fool you!), how to switch dry food junkies over to canned or raw - really well done. I fed raw for years, but can't do it right now because I have more cats than I care to count but for now I'm feeding Wellness because I can get it here. It's not a perfect answer but way better than most other commercial foods. Site also has listed references to look up or link to. Janine --- wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks for the info. Michelle. Here is a link to > the > website I was looking at with Felidae on it: > http://www.thecatconnection.com/page/TCC/CTGY/FOD-WET > > --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > Of those, I have only tried Felidae (chicken and > > rice flavor), Wellness (all > > kinds), and Innova. The cats would only eat > Innova > > every once in a while, > > so even though I liked the ingredients best they > do > > not get it very often > > (Ginger is the only one on normal food right now > > anyway, and she is currently > > obsessed with ProPlan Chicken and Rice and Salmon > > and Rice and will not eat > > anything else!). They have been obsessed, on and > > off, with the Felidae chicken > > and rice and the Wellness chicken and herring. > They > > seem to do fine on them, > > except that when Patches was eating the Wellness > > chicken and herring too much > > she got struvite crystals, but Ginger did not. I > > would get Felidae if I > > could find it-- I got in MA all the time, but in > NJ > > no one seems to carry it. > > > > Michelle > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam > protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > >
