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For the past couple of days, I've been researching cat food. I feed my own baby Meow Mix and/or Friskies. Occasionally, I'll go buy a can of Fancy Feast.
My cat, everytime he eats Meow Mix, he throws up rainbows. I shit you not. In his bowl, he regurgitates some of the food and it usually comes out rainbow. And he loves it.

EVERY.SINGLE.FUCKING.TIME.HE.EATS.

I passed it off as normal after a while and simply thought it was either a giant ass chunk of food that I didn't see earlier or a hairball.

However, as I researched in depth a bit more, I found that many cats that eat Meow Mix do the same. I also found that one of the biggest ingredients in said food was corn. CORN. If you haven't noticed, cats shouldn't eat corn. They can't digest it very well and it usually just passes right through. That's why the label tells you to feed your cat like, 2-3 cups a day.

Chicken by-product. Make no mistake, chicken-by-product is not a good thing. It's the necks, feathers, beaks, bones, ect; Anything not good enough for people to eat. That's sad considering most of the meat we already eat is shittly produced.

I mean, I would be okay with chicken-by-product since cats in the wild generally eat some of those parts but when it's the second fucking ingredient on the label, PLUS, I saw no real meat on there until like, the tenth ingredient, FUCKING HELL NAW.

Be wasting my money on this shit.

If I wanna feed my cat corn and chicken feathers, I can do that for free. 7 dollars a bag is not worth it.

However, it IS nutritionally safe. IF, you feed all 2-3 cups. AND, if your cat doesn't throw it all up. AND, if you're cat doesn't die first. Oh, BUT IT'S 100% NUTRITION!!!11! Haha, no. You are only allowed to sell cat food if it's completely balanced.

On top of this shit, my cat was always hungry ALWAYS.

His fur was always dry and so was his skin.
He's 6 years now and I've seen at least 80% of the internet warned me that he was gonna develop MAJOR problems later in life. Kidney disease, diabetes, ect;

Diebetes mostly because, cats cannot digest carbohydrates. It stores as sugar. That's why I strongly oppose any kind of vegan food for cats. The cat "thriving" is bullshit.

Basically, think about it like this. For cats, carbs break down into sugar. Most cats eat stuff like meow mix, friskies, I.E. things that have carbs in them. The reason why cats still live a couple of years is the same reason as us.

Imagine a child eating sugar. Imagine a teenage eating sugar. They both eat a shitload of sugar. It's not good for them but they still eat it and are somewhat okay. Now, take the amount of sugar they eat and feed that to a 60 year old person. Hell, try feeding it to a 30 year old. Not doing so great now huh?

This concept applies to cats. As in, too much sugar at an old age = diabetes. Diabetes = death because most people who own cats generally cannot afford that kind of medical treatment.

So, I looked up all the rest of the cat foods I saw in the store to see which one was good. Basically, Iams, Purina, Whiskas, Nutro, Good Life Recipe, Eukanuba, 9 lives, Friskies, Science Diet, Meow Mix, and anything else you can find in WalMart/Petco is bad. This applies to the dry food variants of these brands AND THE WET FOODS. Just because it looks like meat, doesn't mean it is.

Science diet was the best, still shitty, but better than Meow Mix a bit.

SO, me being the cat lover I am, I spent the next 3 days researching a good cat food that was also cheap. I'm asian, I'm cheap. 20 dollars for a 4 lbs bag? I don't love my cat THAT much.

So, my choices were narrowed down to Chicken Soup for the Cat lover's soul and Felidae. Both relatively cheap. 6lbs bag was 9 dollars average.

BTW, pro tip, chicken meal is better than chicken by itself. Meal means that it's a dehydrated form of the meat. When you begin cooking, just plain chicken, is made up of mostly water.
It'll boil down and you'll be left with not as much nutrients. So, -insert meat here- meal should always be in the top ingredients.

This was totally ripped from my journel, go there to read full story.

Oh, an another tip, Innova, Wild Blue, and Wellness are really good too. Albeit expensive but worth the price. Since they usually tell you to feed less because it's very nutritionally dense.

Also, if you can, try to get the wet food or combine wet and dry.

I think you can also try putting some water on the dry food but I'm not too sure about that.

Cats are designed to get most of their moisture intake from their prey.

If they drink water by themselves and separately, they only get 50% as much as they need. It's not particularly life urgent right now but prolonged dehydration can lead to urinary problems and infections.

PetSmart carries Wild Blue and Wellness I believe....

Asking your vet about what kinds of food to get is probably useless since they'll just tell you to buy Science Diet or Friskies. Vets get very little education in nutrition.

Some vets might be like, amazing and know everything but most are just standard.

If you really wanna try, go raw. BUT,
DO RESEARCH SO YOU DON'T FUCK UP LIKE THE FAGGOT YOU ARE

I personally, am too lazy so I'll just stick to buying cat food.

Best thing to do is, research by yourself. Snoop around google.

Meow Mix does not belong to me, neither does any other brand I named.

I'm not trying to tell you to never buy those brands, just trying to educate.

more like trying not to get sued

Description
For the past couple of days, I've been researching cat food. I feed my own baby Meow Mix and/or Friskies. Occasionally, I'll go buy a can of Fancy Feast.
My cat, everytime he eats Meow Mix, he throws up rainbows. I shit you not. In his bowl, he regurgitates some of the food and it usually comes out rainbow. And he loves it.

EVERY.SINGLE.FUCKING.TIME.HE.EATS.

I passed it off as normal after a while and simply thought it was either a giant ass chunk of food that I didn't see earlier or a hairball.

However, as I researched in depth a bit more, I found that many cats that eat Meow Mix do the same. I also found that one of the biggest ingredients in said food was corn. CORN. If you haven't noticed, cats shouldn't eat corn. They can't digest it very well and it usually just passes right through. That's why the label tells you to feed your cat like, 2-3 cups a day.

Chicken by-product. Make no mistake, chicken-by-product is not a good thing. It's the necks, feathers, beaks, bones, ect; Anything not good enough for people to eat. That's sad considering most of the meat we already eat is shittly produced.

I mean, I would be okay with chicken-by-product since cats in the wild generally eat some of those parts but when it's the second fucking ingredient on the label, PLUS, I saw no real meat on there until like, the tenth ingredient, FUCKING HELL NAW.

Be wasting my money on this shit.

If I wanna feed my cat corn and chicken feathers, I can do that for free. 7 dollars a bag is not worth it.

However, it IS nutritionally safe. IF, you feed all 2-3 cups. AND, if your cat doesn't throw it all up. AND, if you're cat doesn't die first. Oh, BUT IT'S 100% NUTRITION!!!11! Haha, no. You are only allowed to sell cat food if it's completely balanced.

On top of this shit, my cat was always hungry ALWAYS.

His fur was always dry and so was his skin.
He's 6 years now and I've seen at least 80% of the internet warned me that he was gonna develop MAJOR problems later in life. Kidney disease, diabetes, ect;

Diebetes mostly because, cats cannot digest carbohydrates. It stores as sugar. That's why I strongly oppose any kind of vegan food for cats. The cat "thriving" is bullshit.

Basically, think about it like this. For cats, carbs break down into sugar. Most cats eat stuff like meow mix, friskies, I.E. things that have carbs in them. The reason why cats still live a couple of years is the same reason as us.

Imagine a child eating sugar. Imagine a teenage eating sugar. They both eat a shitload of sugar. It's not good for them but they still eat it and are somewhat okay. Now, take the amount of sugar they eat and feed that to a 60 year old person. Hell, try feeding it to a 30 year old. Not doing so great now huh?

This concept applies to cats. As in, too much sugar at an old age = diabetes. Diabetes = death because most people who own cats generally cannot afford that kind of medical treatment.

So, I looked up all the rest of the cat foods I saw in the store to see which one was good. Basically, Iams, Purina, Whiskas, Nutro, Good Life Recipe, Eukanuba, 9 lives, Friskies, Science Diet, Meow Mix, and anything else you can find in WalMart/Petco is bad. This applies to the dry food variants of these brands AND THE WET FOODS. Just because it looks like meat, doesn't mean it is.

Science diet was the best, still shitty, but better than Meow Mix a bit.

SO, me being the cat lover I am, I spent the next 3 days researching a good cat food that was also cheap. I'm asian, I'm cheap. 20 dollars for a 4 lbs bag? I don't love my cat THAT much.

So, my choices were narrowed down to Chicken Soup for the Cat lover's soul and Felidae. Both relatively cheap. 6lbs bag was 9 dollars average.

BTW, pro tip, chicken meal is better than chicken by itself. Meal means that it's a dehydrated form of the meat. When you begin cooking, just plain chicken, is made up of mostly water.
It'll boil down and you'll be left with not as much nutrients. So, -insert meat here- meal should always be in the top ingredients.

This was totally ripped from my journel, go there to read full story.

Oh, an another tip, Innova, Wild Blue, and Wellness are really good too. Albeit expensive but worth the price. Since they usually tell you to feed less because it's very nutritionally dense.

Also, if you can, try to get the wet food or combine wet and dry.

I think you can also try putting some water on the dry food but I'm not too sure about that.

Cats are designed to get most of their moisture intake from their prey.

If they drink water by themselves and separately, they only get 50% as much as they need. It's not particularly life urgent right now but prolonged dehydration can lead to urinary problems and infections.

PetSmart carries Wild Blue and Wellness I believe....

Asking your vet about what kinds of food to get is probably useless since they'll just tell you to buy Science Diet or Friskies. Vets get very little education in nutrition.

Some vets might be like, amazing and know everything but most are just standard.

If you really wanna try, go raw. BUT,
DO RESEARCH SO YOU DON'T FUCK UP LIKE THE FAGGOT YOU ARE

I personally, am too lazy so I'll just stick to buying cat food.

Best thing to do is, research by yourself. Snoop around google.

Meow Mix does not belong to me, neither does any other brand I named.

I'm not trying to tell you to never buy those brands, just trying to educate.

more like trying not to get sued