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Randall G
MemberI recently looked at a very long list of stuff that should not be in dog or cat food, and my question is how does the 4health grain free duck and potato and the 4health all stages dry cat food rate as far as their ingredients? I have 18 to feed and I am looking for an excellent food without going in debt. HELP
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MemberHi Randall-I would suggest comparing it to the dog food review. Cats are obligate carnivores and need more meat than fillers. With that said, I have fed 4health to our strays and everyone is bright eyed, shiny and healthy.
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