Tiki Cat Food

I had never heard of this food until yesterday. I was in a pet store for pets called Earth to buy dog food for my dogs. I saw this and had to buy food. The only reason I bought it because the name of my cat Tiki, but it turns out that it is a food of high quality wetland. Tiki eat Felidae, but I will occasionally give him wet food as a treat. He loves it, but I left him to because I could never find one that I liked (not like the taste, but the quality).
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He does not eat the wet Felidae? It's a shame, wet food is much healthier for cats than dry. At least you are getting high quality food moist, it will eat. I would give it more simply as a good deal.

My only concern is that they use fish as a main ingredient: http://www.littlebigcat.com/index.php?ac ...


Edit: Wet is honestly best for your cat. The reason is, in the wild, cats normally get the most out of their water content directly from their prey, and drink very little. Domestic cats are no different, and because they are designed to fit in the water with their meal, they have a very low thirst drive. Cats often just do not drink enough. This leads to urinary tract infections and crystals. The little dry food being better for teeth is a myth and has not been proven in at least the (cats barely even chew their dry food, and really made a pretzel clean / your / teeth? Cats must have brushing their teeth with toothbrushes for cats and cat toothpaste at least once a week and the vet for dental cleanings when necessary / regardless / of what they are fed). Canned / wet food is better because it mimics more closely natural diet of cats. More on why canned food is the best:
http://www.catinfo.org/ (Excellent cat nutrition information by a veterinarian)
http://cats.about.com/cs/catfood/a/canne ...
http://www.littlebigcat.com/index.php?ac ...
http://www.felinefuture.com/nutrition/bp ...

It is a high quality food for cats and fish etc.. I use (and Weruva) for food for my cat fish each week treat. It's funny, he chooses not to eat canned others, but eating one with the same name as him. Has he read the label, LOL?

Try Tiki Weruva and Merrick. Great food, and he may just love them.

I saw it but I have not tried. One of mine is in kidney failure and I do not allow him to fish: (. I never let each other have and let him aside. Your Tiki seems to enjoy "his" food!

I've never heard of, but Tiki seems interested in his name sake.