Hello. I have some questions regarding the Pet Value brand cat food "Performatrin Ultra". I've been slowly transitioning from Royal Canin wet and dry to Performatrin Ultra wet and dry, green pea and duck in dry, and chicken stew in wet. I'm switching because my financial situation has changed and Royal Canin is too expensive. The same size bag in dry Performatrin Ultra is $20.00 cheaper than RC.
The Performatrin foods I've been giving my 2 cats have no grains. Until recently I thought a grain free diet was very good for cats, but now I'm sceptical because I just heard that a bit of grains in the diet can prevent urinary blockages, especially in male cats (who are more likely to get blockages). There are so many different conflicting opinions about cat food! All the recent talk on the internet about how a grain free diet is the best for cats may just be a passing fad. It's so confusing!
My questions are if there are any Performatrin Ultra formulas that include some or a little grain and what kind of grain is the healthiest? Ultra Performatrin cat food is somewhat cheaper than the other good cat food brands like Innova or Natural Balance so I am really hoping I can stay with this food.
The Performatrin foods I've been giving my 2 cats have no grains. Until recently I thought a grain free diet was very good for cats, but now I'm sceptical because I just heard that a bit of grains in the diet can prevent urinary blockages, especially in male cats (who are more likely to get blockages). There are so many different conflicting opinions about cat food! All the recent talk on the internet about how a grain free diet is the best for cats may just be a passing fad. It's so confusing!
My questions are if there are any Performatrin Ultra formulas that include some or a little grain and what kind of grain is the healthiest? Ultra Performatrin cat food is somewhat cheaper than the other good cat food brands like Innova or Natural Balance so I am really hoping I can stay with this food.