- Joined
- Dec 3, 2018
- Messages
- 559
- Purraise
- 376
Would be grateful if you guys could look into these brands and help me choose the best one for Musiaka. I chose the ones I could afford feeding daily when we switch to wet-only. The food should suit:
- sensitive stomach/ibd
- low stomach motility/frequent hairball vomiting
- acid reflux
- high blood glucose
- some liver damage (according to the vet it's from taking prednisolone before)
These are the ones I'm choosing from:
Fresh Beef
Fresh Wild Boar
Fresh Lamb
Fresh Turkey & Duck
Vet Gussto Gastro Intestinal
Carny Senior beef + turkey hearts | Meaty & fresh | animonda
Carny Adult beef + lamb | Meaty & fresh | animonda
Carny Adult chicken, turkey + rabbit | Meaty & fresh | animonda
Nutrilove delicious pate for adult cat - Nutrilove
MAC's Cat Lamb and Turkey Tin | Pet Experts based in Ireland
MAC's Cat Turkey & Blueberry Tin | Pet Experts based in Ireland
MAC's Cat Mono Sensitive 6 x 200g
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B00QJPTOBQ/?tag=
Suggestions are welcome, for food that is available in Europe and not more expensive than 1 euro per 100g. Probably best to avoid chicken, although I don't know for sure if he's sensitive to it.
Thank you so much![Smiles :) :)](/internal_data/emoji/smile/smile.gif)
- sensitive stomach/ibd
- low stomach motility/frequent hairball vomiting
- acid reflux
- high blood glucose
- some liver damage (according to the vet it's from taking prednisolone before)
These are the ones I'm choosing from:
Fresh Beef
Fresh Wild Boar
Fresh Lamb
Fresh Turkey & Duck
Vet Gussto Gastro Intestinal
Carny Senior beef + turkey hearts | Meaty & fresh | animonda
Carny Adult beef + lamb | Meaty & fresh | animonda
Carny Adult chicken, turkey + rabbit | Meaty & fresh | animonda
Nutrilove delicious pate for adult cat - Nutrilove
MAC's Cat Lamb and Turkey Tin | Pet Experts based in Ireland
MAC's Cat Turkey & Blueberry Tin | Pet Experts based in Ireland
MAC's Cat Mono Sensitive 6 x 200g
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B00QJPTOBQ/?tag=
Suggestions are welcome, for food that is available in Europe and not more expensive than 1 euro per 100g. Probably best to avoid chicken, although I don't know for sure if he's sensitive to it.
Thank you so much
![Smiles :) :)](/internal_data/emoji/smile/smile.gif)