Cat food

[matt819]

9. Same here

On the one hand, I more or less accept the fact that the more expensive food is better. But a) it's expensive and b) the cats are thoroughly indifferent and as often as not give it a pass. Would they eat it if that was the only option? Well, once it's been out for a while, it's really not all that desirable to eat anyway, to say nothing of possibly unsafe, esepcially in the summer. So, that leaves them with dry food only. Which leads us to the debate of dry & wet vs dry only.

My wife tells me to stop overthinking it. The cats eat the Friskies. The Friskies are cheaper. We've never really had cat illnesses or conditions based on food-related issues.