What kind of pet food do you feed your pets?

I'm just curious because there are so many people online that say any 'supermarket' brand food is bad for your pet. Most of the high quality pet foods are really expensive though. I have a cat and the best canned food I keep seeing is "Wellness". But that is $1.50 a can and I can't pay that.

I used to give him Fancy Feast but now I give him Iams because, I don't know I think it is better for some rason. What about you? Do you just get the cheapest kind of food for your pets or do you try and give them something good for them?

You don't want to buy dry pet food. Canned is better.

I witnessed firsthand a pet food company taking delivery of chicken that was riddled with salmonella.

my dog mostly eats table food.

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Ol' Roy

http://www.dogfoodanalysis.com/

Best website ever for dogfood. I won't go below 4 star with mine. If you feed your dog that purina **** you might think twice after reading into this.

vfibsux

That's a very helpful website, thanks for that. I usually search through the ingredients looking for the highest quantaties of meat and protein.

You don't want to buy dry pet food. Canned is better.

I witnessed firsthand a pet food company taking delivery of chicken that was riddled with salmonella.

topsemag55

Dry food- Solid Gold Indigo Moon
Wet food- Newman's Own
We try to give them (cats) healthy food even though it's expensive. They're important to us.

Dry food- Solid Gold Indigo Moon
Wet food- Newman's Own
We try to give them (cats) healthy food even though it's expensive. They're important to us.

binpink

I tried giving my cat Evo, Wellness, and all that but he doesn't like any of it. He only likes the cheaper foods it seems. lo_Pine

Have you tried slowly adding the better stuff to his diet? Like mixing it in a little at a time with his regular food, then eventually he's eating mostly if not all just the good stuff?

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our two shih tzus seem perfectly fine after eating this for a good 3 or so years. we switch up the flavor and such every now and again, but thats the type of food we feed them.

they dont like dry food.

I feed my cats Merrick's "Before Grain" brand. It's a bit pricy, but my cats are important to me and I won't feed them sh*t. I might feed myself sh*t, but I won't for my cats.

My dog gets Dog Chow, cause it's cheap and he eats it.

I feed my cats Merrick's "Before Grain" brand. It's a bit pricy, but my cats are important to me and I won't feed them sh*t. I might feed myself sh*t, but I won't for my cats.

worlock77

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"]I tried giving my cat Evo, Wellness, and all that but he doesn't like any of it. He only likes the cheaper foods it seems. binpink

Have you tried slowly adding the better stuff to his diet? Like mixing it in a little at a time with his regular food, then eventually he's eating mostly if not all just the good stuff?

I feed my cats Merrick's "Before Grain" brand. It's a bit pricy, but my cats are important to me and I won't feed them sh*t. I might feed myself sh*t, but I won't for my cats.

worlock77

I'm just curious because there are so many people online that say any 'supermarket' brand food is bad for your pet. Most of the high quality pet foods are really expensive though. I have a cat and the best canned food I keep seeing is "Wellness". But that is $1.50 a can and I can't pay that.

I used to give him Fancy Feast but now I give him Iams because, I don't know I think it is better for some rason. What about you? Do you just get the cheapest kind of food for your pets or do you try and give them something good for them?

lo_Pine

If I had a pet, I'd probably feed it the cheapest stuff I could find and give him the tuna can after I got the tuna out. Cats love tuna beyond just about everything.