Well, after all my talk about making my cats' food, I decided to
table that project for now. There's a lot to learn about nutrition -
a cat's needs, and the nutritional content of whatever meat I'd
be serving them - so that I'd know how much to make up in supplements.
I'm busy and a bit overextended, and I don't feel I have the time or
energy to really do it justice. I sure don't want to do it wrong and
make my kitties sick.

So, I returned all the unopened bottles of supplements to the health
food store. That was a bit sad, I had really looked forward to cooking
for my kitties. On the other hand, the refund I got was a minor
windfall. :)

Then I headed off to PetFood Express, a chain store that sells high-
end premium brands of pet foods, and I bought four 13-oz (approx 368g)
cans of Wellness brand grain-free cat food, and a smallish bag of
grain-free dry kibble. Cost? $25 and change. <grumble grumble... they'd
better like it... grumble>

Well they loved it! This stuff redefines the meaning of "gooshyfood".
It's much more gooshy than the stuff I've been feeding them, I assume
because it's not full of carbs and fillers and other junk. Also, one
can fed all 3 cats for 2 days (I feed them twice a day). So that's not
really too expensive after all. And they seem to like the kibble, too.

Anyone else here feed their cats Wellness brand? Is it as good as it's
cracked up to be? Any problems to watch out for?

Joyce