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Cats have pretty basic nutritional needs; they need protein, taurine, some other fatty acids and nutrients, and water. They don’t need carbohydrates. But carbohydrates are the main filler in grocery store cat foods.
Quality cat food can only be purchased from specialty pet stores and from the vet’s office. These foods will list a named source of protein as the first ingredient. A named source of protein does not mean it just says meat or animal by product. It should read chicken or beef.
Grocery store cat food can contain scary things like the remains of euthanized cats and dogs, tumors, and diseased cows. For the sake of the cat it’s worth it to read the label on cat food before buying it. Numerous owners can also attest to the amazing results a healthy cat food can provide, like shinier coat, less vomiting, and remarkably a less stinky litter box.
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