Generally speaking, cats need certain nutrients, such as animal-source protein, along with a number of vitamins and minerals, which all commercial cat foods are required to contain. The difference between brands, then, lies in the caliber of those ingredients.

1. Start with the ingredient list. The very first five on the list constitute the best volume of what's in the product. If you see grains listed first, such as corn, wheat or soy, the food will undoubtedly be harder for the cat to digest, and you will see plenty of vomiting and possibly large levels of waste in the litter box. If the food is "just going through them," they are not getting sufficient nourishment, and they will eat more, and more often.

Cats have a short and very efficient digestive system, which makes it possible to digest protein dense food efficiently. Adding fillers such as grains slows the process and golden kat litter price in bangladeshdenies your pet the full good thing about the nutrients in the dry food. It's also worthwhile to notice that numerous cats don't chew dry food, and instead, swallow it whole, further lowering any food value.

2. Canned or dry? Because grains are used to help maintain the shape of the kibbles, less grains are required for canned food, if any. Many individuals feel this is better for their cats. In many ways, it is. Less grain, better digestibility.