Cat luvers help me now!
Okay so.
I took Jules to the vet today for his first check up since we moved to Austin (isn't cute how I use we to describe my cat and I even tho he really has no choice on moving). Anyways, the vet was uber nice and I trust him. He told me since I'm concerned about Julius's weight (big ol tummy on that one) I should feed him a good quality canned food instead of the usual dry food. He said that since cats are carnivores that is what they should be eating.
I'm reluctant to do this because a) I just bought a new big bag of dry food 2) canned food is usually stinky C) wasn't most of the pet food recall on wet food? and IV) Julius has proven in the past that his tummy can be quite sensitive to change and I'm not a big fan of cleaning up puke
Well, most of those reasons are kinda bunk. But I just wanted to see if any of my catastic friends out there had any opinions on the wet vs dry cat food debate.
I took Jules to the vet today for his first check up since we moved to Austin (isn't cute how I use we to describe my cat and I even tho he really has no choice on moving). Anyways, the vet was uber nice and I trust him. He told me since I'm concerned about Julius's weight (big ol tummy on that one) I should feed him a good quality canned food instead of the usual dry food. He said that since cats are carnivores that is what they should be eating.
I'm reluctant to do this because a) I just bought a new big bag of dry food 2) canned food is usually stinky C) wasn't most of the pet food recall on wet food? and IV) Julius has proven in the past that his tummy can be quite sensitive to change and I'm not a big fan of cleaning up puke
Well, most of those reasons are kinda bunk. But I just wanted to see if any of my catastic friends out there had any opinions on the wet vs dry cat food debate.