Authority Cat Food

Authority Cat Food is marketed by PetSmart and comes in 8 different varieties:
Indoor Formula Dry Cat Food, Adult Weight Management Dry, Adult Formula Regular, Hairball and Weight Control, Hairball Control, Kitten Formula, Senior Formula, and Sensitive Formula. All of these cat food formulas come with a minimum of 32% protein. Though most of them contain grain and/or the dreaded corn gluten, Authority Cat Food Sensitive Formula contains no Corn at all. If your among the many who don't want to feed your cat corn gluten, Authority Sensitive is a high quality choice. If your cats are like my cats and they've gotten addicted to IAMS Cat Food, they might not like the non-grain or non-corn versions of Authority Cat Food. Cats tend to become addicted to what we fed them when they were kittens. Should your cat develop some kind of health problem, particularly a digestive type of problem, it might be wise to consider changing to a homemade cat food or a quality non-grain version of Authority Cat Food, such as their 'sensitive version' for cats with sensitive stomachs or problems with digestive problems such as IBD. Like any new cat food that is introduced to your cat, don't expect them to take a liking to it right away. You might want to start slowly, by mixing in a little of the Authority with their old cat food, then gradually increase the mixture of the new until they are completely adapted to it. It might be wise to buy small quantities of the Authority at first, until you're sure you're cat will eventually get accustomed to the new cat food. You'll find Authority in a variety of sized; and both canned and dry food - you may try both at first and see which one your cat prefers; chicken or fish , for example? Some pet owners insist that canned cat food is easier to digest and higher in protein, but that's a topic for another day. Needless to say, Authority, is very nutritious, quality pet food like Authority Cat Food.