Organic cat food - any recommendations ?

WeirdoMagnet

Just to say I haven't ignored quoia but PM'd him instead so we don't go OT again!

ianian99

Cat72 wrote:

Hi
Im endeavouring to mend my junk lifestyle ways and become more organic and aware. As I have three lovely cats I want to make sure they are healthy too, especailly after reading about what can go into their commercial food.
Can anyone recommend any good organic/ healthy cat food and also any sited where you can get them from for the best service/ price.
I found Pet organic but there is a £9.00 delivery charge and I am not sure what products to go for.

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Clairio_2

Optimist wrote:

Errr pet food not tested on animals !

You don't think so eh? Just google Iams cruelty and check out the website. You'll be suprised.

Cat72

Well despite everything I changed the cats over to James wellbeloved as I was having problems getting Burns. I planned to move them on to Burns but within only a few days there coats had dramatically changed appearance- and have thickened. They love the wellbeloved food especailly the turkey flavour ( they are being a bit fussy about the lamb but tough ).It also is much easier to get I can get it from my local farm store for £9.99 for a 2Kg bag and have seen it in a number of shops. I then read that BURNS have been fined for misinformation in their advertising. I have therefore decided to stick to Wellbeloved as it is healthier than other foods that they had and is also a more natural product, price wise its fine and the cats are now all silky and furry ! Its strange I thought their coats were nice before but when you see the differance now you appreciate that the other cat food is not doing a good job. Thanks for all your help.

Liney_2

Ocado/Waitrose do an organic complete cat food - it's called Pero Organic and it's £3.49 for a 750gm bag. My cat seems to like it.