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I've seen so many cat foods on Amazon with reviews saying they made someone’s cat seriously ill — or even worse.
Does anyone have solid recommendations?
I’m more than willing to spend money on quality food, but finding something that’s both safe and tasty feels way harder than it should be. 😭
There has to be something out there that's healthy and my cat will actually eat.
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Yes, this is a huge problem, I had my cat getting blood in urine after 5 month of amazon delivered food. Never again. Nervous and crying, hundreds on vet , not worth it
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@KittyCat do not feed raw meat, it is dangerous! You cat may get sick and you too!
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Do not buy anything like food or medication on amazon, it is not safe
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@Zoe55 I usually go to Walmart or Petco, not a big deal, it is safer
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I use expensive brands like Royal but I wouldn't ever buy it on amazon, you even don't know who its a seller
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@Zoe55 second that
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You have to be cautious when shopping on Amazon because many of their products are vulnerable to counterfeiting. There's no guarantee that what you receive is actually from the listed vendor—it could come from an entirely different and unverified source. Counterfeit pet food is becoming a growing concern. It's likely that some people are receiving tampered or unregulated products, which could explain why pets are getting sick or even dying. Personally, I would trust Chewy over Amazon. Amazon has a reputation for allowing counterfeit products, especially from third-party sellers in China. Rather than properly regulating these sales, they often just issue refunds. But a refund won’t fix the damage if your pet’s health is at risk.
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I like Royal Canine, I use Chewy sometimes, but mostly go to the stores, at least they have some control of what they sell
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@Catfurry totally agree
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Where your Cat sleeps?
Sometimes, it's not just where the cat sleeps, but how. Her posture is a whole language, through which she speaks to you without words. Look closely, and you'll understand how she feels when she's next to you.
• Curled up at your feet: Absolute trust. In this position, she covers her vulnerable areas because she can fully relax next to you.
• Along your body: Seeking extra warmth. She seems to melt into your presence, as if she wants to become a part of you.
• On her back at your feet: Complete relaxation. Belly up – a sign of total confidence in her safety.
• Next to the pillow, but not on it: Closeness with distance. She wants to be near, but not too much, because a cat always keeps some independence.
• Opposite the door: Guard mode activated. She controls the entrance, like a true sentinel – your personal fluffy guard.
Write in the comments where your cat sleeps
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Ohh, my baby sleeps on my belly and limits my movements :-) But at least I know she is not making a toilet on the kitchen floor while she is on me :-)
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I have 3 and they sleep everywhere, new place every night
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@Lori same to mine, new place every time
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Omg, pure cuteness 😍
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@Abracadabra2 ok
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@Abracadabra2 agree, so much love!
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KittyCat
I choose natural food — raw meat with bones, eggs, and some vegetables, all ground together. I also leave some meat unground for chewing. Everything is frozen for at least three days to kill bacteria and parasites, then warmed up before serving.