Updated (May 2016) Recommended Dry Cat Food List

[Mr.Pricklesworth_Hedgehog]

I was recommended the Natural balance Green Pea and Duck formula. It has good ingredients, and 30% protein and a 12% fat. I have used it with no problems, should I switch brands? (I also mix this with Blue Buffalo Weight Control cat food)

[Lilysmommy]

There's no need to switch if you don't want to & if your hedgehog's doing well. It's not a bad brand.

[HannahLu94]

Originally Posted by Hoggly

I wish this list was out before I already exchanged food! My breeder has my boy on generic Aldi UK dry cat food. Obviously I'm not impressed with the brand and will transition him. I bought a small bag of Purina Go Cat as it is in the acceptable range for protein and fat while also not containing any ingredients from the sea (fish, fish oils, seaweed, etc.) which is hard to find in my area. Will this be ok for now? I also plan on feeding him fresh meat and vegetables. I'm not really familiar enough with UK brands yet but they mostly contain fish and loads of grains. I don't remember seeing the ones listed at Pets at Home but I also want seeking them out.

I'm also in the UK and my breeder gave me a list of cat foods that she buys and then mixes together (which I thought was a good idea so will probably carry on doing) but it meant I had to go on one heck of a mission to find the foods listed haha! Anyways, if you have a Jollyes or a pound stretcher near you they sell a great deal of the brands listed and the prices are really reasonable B&M sell the Go Cat as well (though the smaller store only had the chicken and duck mix -_-)

https://www.poundstretcher.co.uk/the...t/cat-supplies

https://www.jollyes.co.uk/