Quality Dry Cat Foods

[ArkRescue]

What dry food works for cats with no food dyes and quality ingredients that is affordable for a rescue?

We switched to Kirkland sold at Costco and the cats seem to be ok with that except a couple who still vomit regularly. I tried sensitive stomach food for 1 cat who did not like it.

 

[KingFish]

I read Hill’s Science Diet Adult Indoor Chicken Recipe Dry Cat Food, FirstMate Chicken Meal with Blueberries, and Purina ONE Grain Free Dry Cat Food are good choices. I do not know the affordable part. It is typically hit or miss for the cats taste buds if they will eat it or not.

 

[frequentflier]

"4Health" which is a Tractor Supply brand of dog and cat food seems pretty good. The ingredients looked better than a lot of the grocery store brands. I give my dog the 4Health canned dog food for dinner and feel it is better than a lot of the other choices.

 

[ArkRescue]

I read Hill’s Science Diet Adult Indoor Chicken Recipe Dry Cat Food, FirstMate Chicken Meal with Blueberries, and Purina ONE Grain Free Dry Cat Food are good choices. I do not know the affordable part. It is typically hit or miss for the cats taste buds if they will eat it or not.

I don't buy Purina One for dogs or cats because I have had both vomit profusely on Purina One, but not all of them, just one here and there so I just avoid that one. I'll look into the others.

 

[ArkRescue]

I looked up 4 Health sold by Tractor Supply and Kirkland sold by Costco. The information says it's a mid-range affordable brand. I do buy Costco Kirkland dog food and cat food and I guess based on what I'm reading I may as well stick with that based on what I'm paying which is reasonable.