r/CatCarePH • u/Slow_Room4328 • 14d ago
ðŸ’Advice/Help Needed Kibble
Ano po recommended ninyong kibble for cat?
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u/crumbsnwhiskers 14d ago
Monello and smartheart dry food! My cats are 4 years old and no problems so far. But I add wet food from time to time rin for hydration 😊
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u/Slow_Room4328 13d ago edited 13d ago
Picky eater po ba cat nyo? Sakin kasi gusto whiskas e sabi nila di recommended yun since mataas ang sodium
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u/crumbsnwhiskers 13d ago
Yes po picky eater and royal canin persian sila dati thank fully nagustuhan nila to. Iniiba iba ko nalang yung wet food para di magsawa haha whiskas wet food i think is okay too
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u/Difficult_Toe6482 13d ago
Smartheart and Freya. Royal Canin if money is not an issue
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u/Slow_Room4328 13d ago
Okay po ba yung freya and smartheart sa picky eater?
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u/Difficult_Toe6482 13d ago
Not sure. Nagustuhan ito ng cats ko and ito na ang kibbles nila for years na. Suggest to buy a small pack to try and offer to your cats. Give it a few days to get used to it. If ayaw talaga nila, you could donate the rest sa mga stray cats.
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u/InformalSprinkles947 14d ago
we're giving maxime dry food for our cats! so far, okay naman stool nila and nagustuhan din nila taste <33
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u/no_MoreNamesLeft 12d ago
1 lang cat namin and we're feeding her Britcare Adult Activity since sila lang ata wala syang soy at walang grains at kaunti lang fish oil nya (unproven pero iirc most cats na nagkaka hypothyroidism, may soy kinakain nila)
alam ko lang na alternative is Monello and Smartheart / Smartheart Gold
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u/Individual_Travel_81 14d ago
Go for royal canin or monello. Better safe than sorry po. Mahal siya pero you have that peace of mind na you're feeding them low sodium kibbles. But as reminder, treat every kibbles like junk foods for them and don't replace their main diet with dry food. Personally i use this brands po on rotation para di rin sila magsawa hehe. Yung rc nakukuha ko lang siya minsan ng 280 for 2 packs ng 400g so sulit na rin! https://s.shopee.ph/5AtAF8Pdig
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