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Niklas1721
3 months ago

No,

it should be qualitatively good and would like the cat to be properly fed, as little as possible to contain no cereals.

In addition to the above, it should also be as sugar-free as possible and contain less than 0.5% phosphorus and less than 60-65% better 70% meat content.

Charania
3 months ago

Shouldn’t, not with dogs, all bullshit. These are both carnivorous animals, they don’t need cereals.

Actually, it is best to prepare food for the animal yourself, that would be healthier. The whole prefabricated lining is usually dirt, one more than the other, but at the end still dirt.

DayBreaker231
3 months ago
Reply to  Charania

Where dogs are omnivores, due to their domestication, they are no longer pure carnivores. However, the optimal dog nutrition also consists mostly more of meat. Pure meat diet can be problematic (must not, but is expensive)

Vennesla
3 months ago

It shouldn’t be inside at all.

In good cat food there is also no cereals, in low-quality cat food there are frequent cereals, it is more vulnerable than meat.

Cats are carnivores and their digestion does not contain cereals or planting food in larger quantities. That’s why a cat can’t feed vegans.

Charania
3 months ago
Reply to  Vennesla

Isn’t that crazy that her cat eat vegan? Her dogs.

Vennesla
3 months ago
Reply to  Charania

Unfortunately, yes and then those who kill their cats slowly and painfully deny them. Even that it is not healthy for the dog to be fed vegan will be denied.

Rockige
3 months ago

“Should” in the sense of “I heard about it, right?”

  • Yes, it is. Cereals as bulk material to obtain quantity and reduce costs.

“Should” in the sense of “is that good?”

  • No, it’s not good, not ideal. Certainly, free-goers get the one or the other bit (more or less) of pre-processed cereals when eating prey animals (if the internal organs were to be eaten more or less). But all this would be in much lesser amount than in a weekly ration of regular cat food (with cereal content).

A few decades ago, my mother was recommended to mix oat flakes into his cat food by my childhood veterinarian. According to her, it was about a suspected nutrient deficiency in the cat. Only did not use anything, besides the empty feed bowl, there was a bunch of dehydrated oat flakes.

DayBreaker231
3 months ago
Reply to  Rockige

Reminds me of the Chihuahua a well-known one we’ve been watching. He got fresh food with some rice (who had already finished fresh food put together by the animal store) in it, but he was able to eat around the rice and rigged the meat out.

annabella06zwei
3 months ago

It should be as little or no in it as possible.

Cats are, of course, predators and therefore meat berries.

The digestive tract is not designed for it.

Beccs2590
3 months ago

Is the question wrong and shouldn’t have said why there should be no grain in it?

because quality food does not contain cereals

DayBreaker231
3 months ago
Reply to  Beccs2590

Whiskas and co. advertising actually that should be in food grain, really sad so

Beccs2590
3 months ago
Reply to  DayBreaker231

The ham still sad best reviews, which should be even less. Well, sugar is almost even worse and of this any quantity

Animalgirl0808
3 months ago

There should be no grain in there, cats are canaries, ie pure meat eaters, from grain they can get sick

Happy155
3 months ago

What do you think?

no grain should be in

DayBreaker231
3 months ago
Reply to  walmmist

No wonder, these are with the worst brands that even have cereals in food. Cats are carnivores and cannot consume vegetable food at all, they do not possess the enzymes necessary for this. It stops and strains digestion and is cheaper than meat. It’s like BurgerKing for cats. Tastes, but it’s not healthy. They don’t make their own brands bad, would be counterproductive if they admit that they sell scrap

Claphamroad
3 months ago

Because predators feed their ante with the stomach content, i.e. with undigested plants.