Hi all, new here. I was hoping someone could recommend me a decent brand for my cats.

thanks in advance!

Hello!

Depending on your kitten's age and health, I found that the Royal Canin Kitten Instinctive dry food was really great for my kitten and would definitely recommend it.

All the best!

If you can buy it where you live, Nature's Variety Instinct is probably the least evil of all dry foods, as it's very low in carbs and gluten.

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My Bengal boys love Merrick's Purrfect Bistro varieties and Nature's Variety Instinct. My only problem with the Instinct is that it makes their poo very stinky!

Honestly, if commercial food is the way you want to go- the best thing you can give your Bengal or any cat is wet food. Cat's get most of their much-needed moisture from their food and dry food has the opposite effect. I give my boys wet food twice daily and leave out dry for nibbling. This is not recommended for overweight cats, though.

Good luck!

I also supplement my Bengal and Maine Coon Cats diet with Nature's Variety Instinct Kibble, along with their Wellness Turkey and Chicken canned foods (they are grain free also).

We feed Life's Abundance dry food. Great soft glittery coat on our F4

Blue Buffalo has turned Archie into a new cat.

Coat is unbelievably super soft and absolutely glitters like he is covered in fairy dust, he now weighs 15.5 pounds of solid muscle.

Fewer poops with very little smell, eats less of the food and seems completely satisfied when he eats.

Extremely high energy level, but that is not unusual with this breed of cat.

He loses hardly any hair at all anymore.

Over all he is a much healthier happier cat.

I don't know about yours, but my bengal male is very picky about the food he eats. Out of hard foods, the Science Diet, Natural Balance, canyon creek ranch-chicken, Before BG Grain (salmon & chicken), IAMS, and Purina. He seems to like Purina 1 smart blend Chicken & Rice the best. I have even had 4 different brands in 4 seperate bowls and he seems to return to this bowl all the time. We got him from a shelter and they fed him the science diet, but his poop stunk really bad and he seemed to have a hard time eating it. I've also been giving him friskies tasty treasures chicken and cheese wet food, and he loves it, but he is also very picky on canned foods. Most of the time all he wants is the gravy.

I've used By Nature for years now. No soy, corn, no fillers. The wet food on the can says 95% of whatever it is..beef, chicken etc. Its not that expensive either.

I recently switched to Natures Variety High protein from By Nature dry, still get there by nature Chicken wet food.

I use Royal Canin for fussy cats which seems to suit all my cats including my very fussy non-Bengal cat

My boy eats Taste Of The Wild and is quite healthy and energetic. Not a lick of fat on him, either. He's a very lean, muscular kitty.

My Kitten is going to start off on Hills and then I'm hoping to move her on to Applaws. This is due to the high meat content.

You guys really should take a look at nutritional info when deciding on food for your cats. Finding a food that your cat likes is important, but using that as the sole criteria is no more appropriate than doing that for a child. You'll end up with a fat kid who eats nothing but hamburgers and fries.

What some of the cheap cat food manufacturers do is manufacture food that is mainly made from grain and meat-by-products, and then coat the "food" with something that gives it a very enticing smell and taste for cats. Yes, your cat will probably love it, but at the end of the day you are feeding him grain and by-products.

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I have found Nature's Recipe to be a outstanding dry cat food that both of my cats love. Grain Free and a high 40% protein level. A limited ingredient list as well.

http://naturesrecipe.com/cat-food/dry/g ... to-recipe/