Zeus came from the breeder with Iams kitten. My other cats eat Wellness Core. I am slowly switching Zeus to the Core as well. He doesn't really like it much but his eyes are already clearing up and we haven't had many tears for the last two days.

What do you feed your cats?

Abner and the other cats eat Taste of the Wild. They are all doing fantastic on it, and Abner has much improved in the tearing department. When I adopted him, he had a lot of tearing, now he just gets a small amount.  He really enjoys the food as well, which is helpful

I feed Mr. Fluffy Royal Canin kitten 36 (DRY) and Princess wet food, he really like the chicken flavour

what is this "taste of wild"? who is it made by? did not know any of them helped with the tearing either..I just go old fashioned way of washing couple times a day and putting lubricant drops in his eyes.
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Cats don't think like people do. Personally I don't like to change up my cats' food - but that's just me. I feed Natural balance and raw but, again that's just what I do. I think it's best to find what works best for your cat, you and your budget.

My mom, in spite of my rolling eyes - buys food because the bag looks cute. Her cats are healthy as horses and have good weight - who can argue with that??

I've gone from raw, partial raw, homemade, to Eukanuba Lamb & rice, to Royal Canin 30 Persian, to now trying whatever on earth they will eat in two sittings! :shock:

When you have a cat with Renal Failure, and the other two are young, you just gotta stop leaving the kibble out.  So, I mix canned with kibble, and they all seem to like it - but being angry about not having it out all day.

Royal Canin impressed me, but then I haven't heard of many pet food companies that actually try to figure out what's best for each type of cat, and what they chew the easiest.  Purrvette now only gets it as a few treats each day, and Cheshire & Stephie LOATHE it!

I'm most likely going to have to make Purrvette's food, as they will give me recipes for it - she's only licked the juice off the foods, instead of chewing them for now.  But then, she does have a UTI, so I'm being patient with her.

Oh, the two longest living cats I've ever known, Jennifer (23 years), Snow White (18 years), both ate (drum roll please): CAT CHOW!  :shock:  :shock:

Nestle has really done quite a bit of research of late, and Purrvette likes their Renal Diet kibble as tasty snacks,  :lol: At least they gave me a huge, reusable bag to try all these different foods! :wink: