We didn't ask for and don't have permission to name the source, so I
won't, but a family member received this advice on commercial cat food
from a nationally prominent professional:

"Ironically, the most expensive foods are not usually better than lower
priced foods.

"I like Fancy Feast, Whiskas, Pro Plan kitten (never adult formulas),
even Nine-Lives and Friskies are OK.

"Avoid Wellness and any other brands with veggies and fruits in the
formula (cats need these like a fish needs a bicycle).

"I also recommend that owners add raw meat to their cat's diet. Ground
turkey from the grocery store is a good, easy to get source, and ground
or chopped beef is a good supplement too as long as your cat doesn't
have a beef intolerance.

"Avoid feeding too much seafood. Cats do not naturally eat fish (they
evolved in desert areas) and fish is the most allergenic of proteins
for cats.

"I hope this helps..."

So do I. Just wanted to share with all of you.