Children often ask their parents to buy them a kitten. Well, parents are adults, so they understand in advance that what they will buy is not just a funny little ball of fur that will have fun playing with a ball or purring on their laps, but a whole heap of problems and worries.
Yes, because now they will be “in charge” all the time: feeding, watering, changing the tray (it’s good if you don’t have to accustom them to it). What about looking for a pet sitter when the whole family is going on vacation? What about stuffing an animal into a carrier basket for a weekend trip to grandpa’s? And what about wool in all corners of the room, after all?
But only after buying a cat and bringing it home, the whole essence of the problems is truly revealed. After all, it turns out that not every animal agrees to eat from the master’s table (and even, according to veterinarians, who now need to be visited no less often than to a pediatrician or dentist, human food can be very harmful to the animal). And the kitty, chosen by her daughter on the principle “I want this one because she’s gray!”, may turn out to be the most picky in the litter and turn up her nose at both the freshest fish or chicken and super healthy holistic food, recognizing only terribly harmful economy class food.
What to do? Don’t starve the cat, hoping that in a week or two she will come to her senses and start slurping up soup. Moreover, from improper nutrition, a beautiful kitten can lose weight, its fur can become dull, its playfulness will disappear, and then complex illnesses will creep up, and the animal will either die (to the great grief of the children who managed to sincerely love it), or end up in the hospital - and then the bills for treatment will be three times, or even ten times, the cost of the cat itself and its food in addition.
The solution is not to be lazy, but to diligently study information about all kinds of foods, their classes, compositions, recommendations from pediatricians... And of course, reviews in which experienced breeders or simply owners of “tails” share their observations of both their pets’ appetite and their health on one diet or another.
- Animonda cat food
- Animonda cat food
- Animonda cat food
Today we will look at Animonda cat food (reviews, composition and general information regarding this food).
Animonda cat food review
The Animonda brand is primarily known for its wide range of wet cat food, but the manufacturer also offers dry food.
In this article we will look at both options, study the composition of dry food and canned food, find out what Animonda customers write in reviews, and also at what price this food is sold. Based on all this, we will determine the advantages and disadvantages, as well as conclusions about Animonda food. About other canned food for cats:
- Sheba cat food reviews, composition, price;
- Four-legged Gourmet for cats - reviews;
- Berkeley cat food reviews, price, composition.
Animonda cat food is produced in Germany. The composition and quality of the components in it depends on the type of food: as a rule, in the first city stews there is meat, in pates there is meat and offal, in dry food the first place is poultry flour. Animonda canned food is of higher quality than dry food. At the same time, the price of dry food is even higher than in the higher quality 1st Choice.
Composition of Animonda food using the example of Carny Adult pate : beef 34% (lungs, heart, beef, kidneys, udder), broth 31%, chicken 28% (stomach, liver, neck), duck 6% (heart).
Composition of Animonda feed using the example of drying Vom Feinsten Deluxe Adult : poultry meal, rice, corn, poultry fat, corn gluten, poultry liver, fish oil, poultry extract, dried sugar beet pulp, dried brewer's yeast, dried egg , minerals, oat fiber, fructooligosaccharides, L-carnitine, Yucca Schidigera. Vitamins per 1 kg of product: vitamin A 15000 MO, vitamin D3 1500 MO, vitamin E 200 mg.
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Pros and cons of Animonda cat food
Among the advantages of this brand of food:
- the composition contains meat, and all by-products are openly indicated;
- availability of both dry and wet food. Wide range;
- prevalence - can be found in most pet stores;
- there are vitamins and minerals.
The disadvantages of the food include:
- a lot of by-products in the composition;
- relatively high price.
Compound
The basis of all feed is by-products and meat of chicken, turkey and game, rabbit, beef, sea fish and seafood.
All Animonda foods contain greater or lesser amounts of beef, poultry or fish, and by-products. Many contain grains. Since they can cause an allergic reaction in your cat, before you buy a certain type of food, you need to carefully read its composition on the packaging.
Animonda cat food - reviews
Review of Animonda cat food, writes Olga. Until recently, I fed my cat Gina Elite dry food, but when it disappeared from store shelves, I switched to Pro Plan. That’s when I bought Animonda wet food for the first time to pamper my cat. The pate looks homogeneous, smells very appetizing, there is no jelly. The cat always eats it and also licks the jar (I take a 100g plastic one).
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The composition of the food is very good, but the price is a little steep. Therefore, I buy only one jar a week, dividing 100 g into two servings. Overall, my cat and I are happy with the food. Don’t regret pampering your students with something tasty from time to time!
about Animonda wet cat food , writes Anastasia. There was a promotion at the local pet store - 4 cans of Animonda food in different flavors were sold with a 30% discount for each. I have two cats, one of them eats only some food, the second one kneads everything. Accordingly, the first one did not eat, and the second one also asked for supplements
