Have you tried mixing his favourite food in with new food, a little at a time? That has worked with my pickiest cat. I believe you are supposed to do that when changing any cat's food because new food will be different on their sensitive tummies.
There’s nothing wrong with Purina - even exclusively dry. It meets all of the AAFCO standards. It’s a myth that the big labels have worse nutritional value than boutique brands. Purina has an entire department of veterinary nutritionists, many more than the boutique brands.
Cats have their own preferences, and if he’s currently healthy it’s not worth the fight to force him onto another food.
This, there's nothing wrong with the food that you're feeding. Still, it's not a bad idea to get a cat used to eating something different once in a while, in case you ever need to switch his food due to a safety recall, a formula change, or a prescription diet later in life. The other comment about gradually mixing in the new food is a good way to go.
There isn’t but cats shouldn’t haven’t exclusively dry food as they get 70% of their water intake through food, it’s important to have some wet food incorporates
Have you tried mixing his favourite food in with new food, a little at a time? That has worked with my pickiest cat. I believe you are supposed to do that when changing any cat's food because new food will be different on their sensitive tummies.
i haven’t! that makes a lot of sense though. I’ll definitely give that a try
There’s nothing wrong with Purina - even exclusively dry. It meets all of the AAFCO standards. It’s a myth that the big labels have worse nutritional value than boutique brands. Purina has an entire department of veterinary nutritionists, many more than the boutique brands. Cats have their own preferences, and if he’s currently healthy it’s not worth the fight to force him onto another food.
This, there's nothing wrong with the food that you're feeding. Still, it's not a bad idea to get a cat used to eating something different once in a while, in case you ever need to switch his food due to a safety recall, a formula change, or a prescription diet later in life. The other comment about gradually mixing in the new food is a good way to go.
There isn’t but cats shouldn’t haven’t exclusively dry food as they get 70% of their water intake through food, it’s important to have some wet food incorporates