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Buy your cat food at Ren's Pets and enjoy our many benefits, in store and online across Canada.
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Frequently asked questions about cat food
Choosing the right food for your cat can feel overwhelming, so we have answered the questions our customers ask most often. Have another one? Our in-store team is always happy to help.
Keep in mind that there is no perfect food. What matters is that it suits your cat and provides the nutrients they need, especially animal protein. Here are the main options available:
- Cat kibble is the simplest and most affordable option, but calls for some attention to your cat's hydration.
- Wet cat food is rich in water, which supports your cat's hydration and urinary health.
- Raw cat food is built around real meat, for a diet closer to their natural carnivore one.
- Freeze-dried cat food offers the benefits of raw in a light form, with no freezing required.
If your cat has particular needs, a quick chat with your veterinarian is the safest way to get advice suited to them.
A good recipe should first be rich in animal protein, ideally listed as the first ingredient, because cats are strict carnivores. It should also contain taurine, an amino acid essential to their health, along with healthy fats and minerals. AAFCO has set minimum thresholds for these essential nutrients, which the best-known brands generally meet to help keep your cat healthy.
To know whether their food suits them, make sure your cat has a shiny coat, skin with no redness or itching, a stable weight and a good energy level. Firm and regular stools with no vomiting are also a sign of good digestion. At the slightest doubt, book an appointment with your veterinarian.
Yes, and it matters because cats naturally drink very little and get much of their water from their food. Wet cat food, made up of about 75% moisture compared to around 10% for kibble, helps complete that hydration and supports their urinary health. Combining kibble and wet food is often a good compromise, as long as you always keep fresh water available.
Start with the feeding chart on your packaging, then adjust based on your cat's weight, age and activity level. Keep an eye on how their weight changes over time to know whether you are feeding too much or too little.
No brand is perfect, and the best one is the brand that meets AAFCO standards. Among the top-rated and most popular brands, here are a few trusted options to explore:
Remember to watch the signs that show whether the food suits your cat, and when in doubt, consult your veterinarian.