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Hey guys,
So my cat Ryu is 2 years old, and we've been feeding him a wet/dry mixed diet of Whiskas wet food (we had no other choice. The wet cat food selection here in India is terrible) and Orijen dry food. This diet has worked incredibly well for him, his weight is under control, he eats well and his coat, at least the black parts, shine. He's also active and playful and happy, although a little tired out because temperatures here are hitting 35 degrees Celsius.
Now my family and I will be moving to Singapore in a couple of months, and I want to prepare. Once we moved to a country with a relatively better selection of food, I promised myself that I'd get him onto grain free wet food as well, since he likes it and he does well on it.
Can anyone recommend? When I last checked, quite a few American and Canadian brands were available in Singapore, so I'd like an input.
We'd feed raw, but he's become addicted to the broths in wet food and won't eat raw chicken or fish anymore. Not to mention we're vegetarians who can't tell a breast apart from a liver.
If you've got any food recommendations even for dry food, please don't hesitate to share them. He's done best on a mixed diet.
So my cat Ryu is 2 years old, and we've been feeding him a wet/dry mixed diet of Whiskas wet food (we had no other choice. The wet cat food selection here in India is terrible) and Orijen dry food. This diet has worked incredibly well for him, his weight is under control, he eats well and his coat, at least the black parts, shine. He's also active and playful and happy, although a little tired out because temperatures here are hitting 35 degrees Celsius.
Now my family and I will be moving to Singapore in a couple of months, and I want to prepare. Once we moved to a country with a relatively better selection of food, I promised myself that I'd get him onto grain free wet food as well, since he likes it and he does well on it.
Can anyone recommend? When I last checked, quite a few American and Canadian brands were available in Singapore, so I'd like an input.
We'd feed raw, but he's become addicted to the broths in wet food and won't eat raw chicken or fish anymore. Not to mention we're vegetarians who can't tell a breast apart from a liver.
If you've got any food recommendations even for dry food, please don't hesitate to share them. He's done best on a mixed diet.