Following on from the cheap cat food thread below, which dry food do you think provides the best nutrition for an adult cat? We have recently adopted a Blue Cross 2.5 year old male cat, who had previously been fed on Go-Cat and Whiskas, so have carried on with that, but have a feeling it may not be the best nutritionally. We supplement with a little fresh food occasionally (chopped chicken, tuna) but are keen to avoid wet cat food because of teeth problems in our previous cat.
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