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Thanks everyone! I was thinking of going through a shelter/rescue already, and it sounds like that would be my best plan. My boyfriend loves labs, so I may keep my eyes peeled for a lab/lab mix as it sounds like they could be a good fit. But I have no real breed preference, so I'll be flexible!

This whole situation is terrifying me. I want to be able to trust that brands will, at the very least, make food not kill my pet. My kitties liked some Weruva stuff but I'm hesitant to feed it now. I almost feel as though their "poor quality" foods like Friskies, Iams, and Science Diet are...

I wonder how long their food was produced without enough thiamine. So scary and sad for cats that were fed this. Was this due to different standards (their AAFCO equivalent) in Australia, or was it a matter of a lack of proper testing and oversight. I'm definitely wary of feeding Weruva to my...

I forgot to add that we've recently tried a couple flavors of Iams grain-free stuff and they have liked that as well. It's got shreds in sauce which they love but also is reasonably healthy and decently priced. I may try incorporating more into the rotation to see if they eat it consistently.

Yep. One of the foods in their current rotation is Purina Pro Plan. I've fed them fancier foods and their favorites still seem to be Friskies, Fancy Feast, and others. I do keep some other "healthy" options in rotation, which they will eat, but nothing seems to make them as happy as those...

So my partner and I just bought our first house, and we're thinking of getting a dog when we move in. What types of dogs generally do well with cats, and if you introduced a dog to a cat household, how was the adjustment period?

I'm in the US, but I'm definitely concerned about buying Weruva for now. It scares me how risky it can be to feed our pets at times, even with "good" brands.

One recent favorite of my kittens is Wild Calling Trot'n Tommy 96% Turkey. They've also liked Nutro Soft Loaf Chicken, Nutro Flaked Salmon, Blue Wilderness Chicken and Trout, Weruva Truluxe Mediterranean Harvest, Weruva The Double Dip Chicken and Beef. Taste of the Wild and TikiCat went over ok...

Have you found any other types of flavors she seems to like? One of my cats is particularly picky, and she prefers chunks in gravy as well. Some foods that have been successful with her: Hill's Healthy Cuisine Roasted Chicken and Rice Medley (they have a kitten variety), Fancy Feast Medleys...

One of my cats is polydactyl, and when I took her in to get spayed, my vet called me to warn me. She has normal size extra toes, and then some tiny toes in between the large ones. She recommended that I have the claws on the tiny toes removed, as they tend to get infected. I have no idea if this...

Mine like: Hill's Healthy Cuisine Roasted Chicken and Rice Nutro Soft Loaf Chicken Nutro Minced Salmon Fancy Feast Delights Chicken with Cheese Fancy Feast Primavera Collection Blue Wilderness Flaked Chicken and Trout Blue Wilderness Salmon Pate Weruva Cats in the Kitchen The Double Dip

Mickey is lucky to have you. It definitely sounds like your ex was abusive, to people and animals. The records should be on your side, since you are the only on who has taken him to a vet. You could possible file an order of protection against your ex, if you're scared he might come back, but...

Is there a reason you stopped feeding Chicken Soup? Some great brands that offer dry food for kittens are Wellness, Nutro, and Merrick. Acana and Orijen as well. I feed my kittens Blue Buffalo (I've used Wilderness as well as Freedom) with good success. I'm not sure what the prices are in...

I feed both. One reason for this is that it is cost-effective. A bag of good quality dry food costs me about $25 per month. Wet food costs quite a bit more, and would not be affordable for me as the only food. Second is that my schedule is a bit crazy right now, and dry food is convenient and I...

No worries, one of my favorite things to do is go shopping for my cats! Plus it's healthy stimulation for them to get all different kinds of toys and treats.

Mine really like the fabric mice (with or without catnip), balls with a jingle bell inside and plastic bottle caps (large enough that they can't try to swallow them).

I have not tried that food, but it looks pretty decent. The meat meals make up about 50% of the food. You could go higher, but it's better than most pet foods sold. My only concern is that the ash content is relatively high, but it should still be ok.

Bumping this thread and wondering if anyone else has tried this food? I saw it in store for the first time today and was intrigued. My cats are about 10 months old, so it'd still be a while before they got this but I'm looking into adult food options!

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What's the Blue Multi Cat? Never seen that before. And what about Purina One or the Rachel Ray Nutrish brand? Both decent and affordable