Good afternoon all!
I've been doing some digging through the forum for an answer to a question I have, and I can't seem to find anyone who has had this particular question answered already! (Sorry if they have and I've missed it...).
The boys have been a bit hit and miss with food, and after a lot of research I decided that the Whiskas they were being fed at the sanctuary wasn't really all that good. I've tried a few foods with them, my priority being something with a high meat content (not derivatives). I've found COSMA food on ZooPlus, and they absolutely love it. I have read however that the Tuna is the only complete food in that range. So, my question is, if I feed the cats the COSMA foods, but also give them Applaws Dry Cat Food (chicken, complete) would that make their diets complete? The dry food is listed as a complete food, so my plan would be to feed them a small 85g tin each in the AM, dry food at lunch, small tin each for dinner and then dry food to follow.
Look forward to your replies!
Thanks all,
Hope someone could help with this. Was wondering about the same thing as well.
No, they'll be having a nutritionally deficient diet. Don't feed your cats complimentary food on a regular basis, don't feed them tuna on a regular basis, and try not to feed dry food as a large part of their diet. Feed them a a diet of nutritionally balanced wet food, ideally with a high meat content that doesn't contain grain, carbs, sugars . These are not suitable for cats
Canagan has similar texture to Cosma, while being complete? Cats can be picky about what form/ texture the food has as well as the other more ingredient-related differences.
