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Originally Posted by Ike The cat
Any suggestions to what food to feed them?
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Wet food. Ditch any and all kibble and either find a decent low-carb (preferably grain-free) quality canned food like Wellness, Innova Evo 95%, Nature's Variety Instinct, or even better, look into a raw diet. Here's some info on feline nutrition that you might find interesting:
www.catinfo.org
And after you're done that, more reading on why kibble makes cats fat:
http://www.catinfo.org/feline_obesity.htm
It's not the fat you have to worry about, but the carbs. And C/D is a whopping 36% calories from carbs. The first 2 ingredients are rice and corn, making this food completely inappropriate for a carnivore. Have your cats had urinary tract issues in the past?