This is an ever ongoing discussion. I feed mostly dry food of a certain
quality (not the supermarket brands). When choosing a dry food, look
carefully at the list of ingredients - study the different websites ;-)
- the magnesium level should be as low as possible (under 0,1% is best),
the level of fat doesn't have to be very high for indoor cats (10-12% is
ok). Make sure the cat has plenty of clean water at all times!

Wet food is often mostly water... very expensive water if you ask me ;-)

If you want to give the cat a treat, try raw meat :-) Beef, veal, pork,
chicken, turkey, shrimp & tuna (not too often as the level of metals can
be quite high in shellfish and fatty fish) are often welcomed. :-)

Camilla