It’s quite pricey but I’m looking for something thats easily digestible/easily absorbed for my older IBD cat. Has anyone tried it? He’s really picky so I’m always wary of trying something new. Thanks!!
I’ve tried raw a ton of times, he just won’t transition from wet no matter how long I’ve tried. I don’t mind veggies because of their easy digestion over other fillers but it’s definitely not perfect. I’m trying Instinct Rabbit pate right now but he’s not super thrilled about it, and I don’t want him to lose weight.There's a TCS thread about Smalls:
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It's a subscription meal plan. The food is heavy on veggies which are useless fillers for a cat. Your better off feeding a novel protein LID food or raw or home cooked.
I think it’s fairly new. It was the most recommended food for cats with digestive issues on a few google searches. The wet pate which is what I’d feed seems ideal but I don’t love the subscription aspect and I’m not sure if the consistency would actually be “pate” which I need because Enzo had a lot of teeth removed several years ago. I tried Dr. Elsley’s and Tiki Cat, he wouldn’t eat either. I
I’ve tried raw a ton of times, he just won’t transition from wet no matter how long I’ve tried. I don’t mind veggies because of their easy digestion over other fillers but it’s definitely not perfect. I’m trying Instinct Rabbit pate right now but he’s not super thrilled about it, and I don’t want him to lose weight.
Not in the limited. I'm seafood allergic and I try to avoid giving Delilah anything with seafood if I can help it.Thank you!! Koha is such a great food but along with all the other really good foods (Ziwi Peak for one) it has New Zealand green mussel which he’s allergic to.