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We use either Acana or Orijen dry food for our cat.
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My cat has issues with crystals in his urine / UTI so he eats prescribed dry food only. The brand we have is purina urinary U/R. We can't even give him treats or he will go to the ER again. Poor thing. He's been starting to pick up around the high chair nowadays though. I am keeping my fingers crossed.
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Royal Canin isn't the best but it's certainly not the worst. Their prescription diets are good and the vet office I worked at before recommended that line over the Hill's Science Diet. We used to feed Royal Canin but have switched to Blue Buffalo the past couple of years.
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Right now we feed our kitten Life's Abundance because that is what he was used to at the breeder. He seems to like/eat it, which from what I understand is not always a given for cats and dry food. So, we will probably stick with it at least for the time being.
He also gets some Fancy Feast twice per day, also because of the breeder, unless there is something better lying around. We had a good run with turkey after Thanksgiving, and his poop was way less stinky. Not sure what the long term solution will be for wet food, but we get the second kitten in 1.5 weeks so we will wait to disrupt the Fancy Feast routine until the second one is settled in.
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Cats: Iams weight control and Sheba wet food
Dog: Science Diet dry and Nature's Choice Wet. -
Acana dog food (currently the puppy small breed type). It's more expensive but it is only made from quality, local ingredients. Our pup is small (8lbs) and he doesn't eat very much so we're willing to pay the little extra for his nutrition.
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We feed our cat Purina Naturals dry.
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Our dog has an allergy to wheat, so we use Holistic Select Adult Health Duck Meal Recipe. It's expensive, but it stopped his rashes and tummy issues.
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