Hello everyone!
I'm now feeding my two cats (one boy, one girl, aged just over a year) one pouch each of James Wellbeloved wet food in the morning, and a generous handful of Thrive dry food each for dinner. Do you think it's ok to give the boy in particular that much dry, given that male cats are susceptible to urinary crystals? On the other hand I have also read that it's good for cats to have some dry for their dental health.
There's so much conflicting advice on wet vs dry - you'd think there would be a definitive answer on the subject in this day and age. I've been told by one veterinary nurse that a fully dry diet is better, while others say 100% wet is the ideal. That's why I've gone 50/50, as I figured it's the best of both worlds!
Any thoughts would be much appreciated as always!
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Sunshine49 · 19/04/2018 11:31
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