K.....was at superstore Mel, they didnt have the kinds you said ..... but I found a kind...... Nutrition 1st and is certified by the Canadian Veternary. It helps maintain uninary tract health and reduce urinary pH;low magnesium and the first ingredient is Chicken!!!!!It was 12 bucks a bag but I bought 2 bags, one to bring with me. Do you think its a good kind?????? and where the first thing it says is about urinary tract health??

PC Finicky Cat Dry Cat Food - pH Control and Low Magnesium
The fact is that cats just don’t drink much water and this weak thirst can put them at higher risk for urinary tract infections. That’s why PC Finicky Cat Dry Cat Food - pH Control and Low Magnesium is formulated specially to help solve the problem. It’s low in dietary magnesium and developed by our expert nutritionists to reduce urinary pH and promote urinary tract health. In addition, it’s a 100% complete and balanced meal made with fresh chicken, fish meal, and other tasty ingredients, so even the most finicky cats will be purring in appreciation!

Appears to be a good food. I got this from their website presidents choice.
Good thing it's low in magnesium. A little pricy for everyday use :(

Is this the one you got?
http://tinyurl.com/2x9dby

The bag doesnt look like that, but I am hoping it works!!! Now when I was told that purina indoor forumla was good, they always puked it up.. I am going to ask my friend in edmonton who is going to work with us to pick me up two more bags for the summer. What if they dont eat it? Im really happy and hope it works!!

If they dont like it and wont eat it your local animal shelter will take the bags. Nice donation.

:wha: Scott says, they will eat it because they will get hungry?

Yeah, cats will eventually eat just about anything if they get hungry enough. But don't let them go too long without eating. It's believed to be a cause of something called Fatty Liver Disease.

Feline Fatty Liver Disease
Overweight cats are especially suseptible to a disease called Fatty Liver or Hepatic Lipidosis if they stop eating due to illness or injury. This condition is serious and can be fatal. When cats stop eating (for whatever reason), the body sends fats to the liver to be utilized as of fuel and energy for the body. The feline liver is not efficient at processing these fats, and as a result, the liver tissues become filled up with fat and are unable to function, resulting in liver failure. The exact cause is unknown. This condition is treatable, and the earlier the better.

Maybe you could mix the new with the old for a bit until they get used to it?

Well i am glad you found something. First ingradiant being chicken is deffinetly a good start