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Thanks so much, I'll look at both of those options.

And just to add I'm not even sure Alnutrin is the kind you add to food so I will update when I can.

There definitely was another one I read about here before. BalanceIt you add after you cook and the other I think you added it before you cook. I just found one mentioned here but don't have time right now to read details. But I'll try and post about it here if I do. I hope you would consider...

Mine is just super quiet on rainy days. He does sleep a lot but in addition he doesn't make most of his little sounds he normally makes. He seems to tip toe around too, lol. Sometimes I put quiet rain sounds on just for myself to be calm and I think I've noticed it seems to calm him too. I also...

I cook chicken for my cat and then add BalanceIt as directed. But I would like to look at other options just to compare.

I think because if they were living in the jungle they would stay where it was dryer and rest during a lot of rain. Because they probably wouldn't catch much food anyway. And their inner jungle cat remembers.

So if it's the top half it's bad? This is one of the Weruva brands I feed my cat: Chicken (Boneless, Skinless Breast), Chicken Broth, Duck (Boneless, Skinless, Breast), Pumpkin, Potato Starch, Sunflower Seed Oil, Tricalcium Phosphate, Calcium Lactate, Xanthan Gum, Choline Chloride, Zinc...

Do you happen to know the names of the Weruva that doesn't have it? All the ones I feed my cat from Weruva have it, including slide and serve and the Truluxe which is their minimal ingredients one. I can't give him fish.

All the Weruva brand and Halo that I use have Tricalcium Phosphate. And so does the additive I add to his home cooked. This is concerning because I have to give him home cooked, it's what he does best on. So I'm not sure what to do to make it balanced.