Canned Cat Food and Dry Cat Food?

It is my experience that feeding a small amount of canned food in the morning, sprinkling their daily supplement on it, and then letting the cat free-feed on the dry food during the day is what works best for our cats. I feel this is a reasonable approach as cats like to eat multiple small meals throughout the day.

Additionally, the quality of the food whether canned or dry has much to do with your cat's overall health. Feeding a premium diet will benefit your cat. You feed less, and they eliminate less as there are no "fillers" that are empty calories. Fillers mean you have to feed more of the food to meet the cat's daily nutritional requirements. Premium food will benefit your cat and its quality of life.

Most importantly, a pet food company MUST have safe food.  Most pet food companies have had at least one pet food recall.

Life's Abundance has NEVER had even one product recalled.

Dry Cat Food

Life's Abundance All Life Stage Cat Food

Life's Abundance All Life Stages Cat Food

• Cats that are prone to dental disease, dry cat food has some abrasive action on the teeth and can slow down tartar accumulation on the teeth. However, without adequate water in a cat's diet, food can become stuck to teeth which causes tartar build-up. Additionally, inadequate water intake can lead to urinary tract issues as water is a huge factor in keeping a cat's organs and urinary tract flushed out.

• Dry cat food is good for underweight cats as dry food tends to have more calories than canned cat food.

Life's Abundance Instinctive Choice Canned Cat Food

Instinctive Choice All Life Stage Canned Cat Food

• Cats that are nutritionally challenged or underweight, which need the extra calories, will benefit from canned cat food because the canned food has a stronger smell which entices cats. However, you have to feed more canned food (versus dry food) to meet a cat's nutritional daily requirements.

• Canned cat food has fewer calories and is better for weight loss

• Cats with urinary issues do much better on canned cat food.

• Canned cat food is a sneaky way to get more moisture in your cat's diet which is good for proper bowel movement and keeping organs and urinary tracts flushed out.

Pork and Duck Canned Cat Food

This special super-premium meal that’s rich in nutrition and big on flavor. When you feed this delicious meal, you’ll enjoy the satisfaction of knowing your feline will have everything she needs to be content and happy.

Grain-free Recipe … Life's Abundance pork and duck are carefully cooked in a delicate pork broth that will tantalize kitty taste buds. Even finicky felines will meow for more of this lusciously textured savory dish. Plus, our limited-ingredient recipe is gentle on kitties with sensitive stomachs, too.

Great nutrition starts with high-quality protein from pork and duck for strong muscles.  Life's Abundance added omega fatty acids for healthy skin and a shiny coat. The green-lipped mussels, l-tryptophan, vitamins, and minerals help support optimal health. And, last but not least, the real pork broth is a natural source of hydration to help cats maintain digestive and urinary health.

Dry foods can sometimes lead to obesity in cats and it is the obesity that predisposes cats to diabetes. Although, I have never had a cat that over-ate and became obese. Having raised both dogs and cats over the past 40+ years, I have found that dogs are more likely to over-eat and become obese than cats.

Life's Abundance Cat and Dog Food

It is my experience that feeding a small amount of canned food in the morning, adding a generous amount of water, sprinkling their daily supplement on it, and then letting the cat free-feed on the dry food during the day is what works best for our cats. I feel this is a reasonable approach as cats like to eat multiple small meals throughout the day.

Additionally, the quality of the food whether canned or dry has much to do with your cat's overall health. Feeding a premium diet will benefit your cat. You feed less and they eliminate less as there are no "fillers" that are empty calories. Fillers mean you have to feed more of the food to meet the cat's daily nutritional requirements. Premium food will benefit your cat and its quality of life.

I have fed Life's Abundance cat food since 2009. We recommend Life's Abundance dog and cat food and other products to our clients desiring a better, healthier diet for their cat or dog.