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Dried food

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WeAreOnTheRoadToNowhere · 18/08/2025 04:57

This is really on the back of the Whiskas thread but I didn't want it to get lost
My boy more or less lives off dry food. Go cat to be exact. I give him something as a treat. Usually meat such as raw or cooked chicken, I might give him a small amount of tuna or mackerel
I don't like how wet food rots their teeth and makes them greedy. I was worried by the comment in the whiskas thread about dry being bad for them. He drinks a lot of water. I even leave water in the bathroom sink overnight because he likes drinking there

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dementedpixie · 18/08/2025 11:45

Go Cat is particularly bad as it has barely any meat and is full of grains

Mine like dry (i give thrive and encore) and then have wet food twice a day ( a pouch shared between 2). The dry food is high meat and grain free.

They are nearly 9 and have perfect teeth.

beachwalkx · 18/08/2025 11:47

Boy cats should have some form of wet food, they are really prone to urinary blockages
it doesn’t make them fat or greedy, it’s just food

Toddlerteaplease · 18/08/2025 12:12

My late girls wouldn’t eat wet food at all. They had good quality dry. And they were fine.

Judystilldreamsofhorses · 18/08/2025 18:04

Our boy doesn’t love wet food. He gets Sheba (50g pouch morning and night) and a mix of Royal Canin and Go Cat biscuits. He would prefer to eat only Go Cat and nothing else, but we compromise - he doesn’t eat all the Sheba (but we tried every wet food on the market and it’s the one he eats most of), probably about 60% of each pouch. He does drink. Our vet is happy with him and his regime - if that changes we will look at alternatives.

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