Depending on how you defined affordable, you'll likely need to pay 3 times more than what you pay for prodiet. Just give you a heads up. LuQEE listed above some of the brand that you & your cat might like.

Seems like hard to find those repack dry food.

If I could afford the premium one then it would be good. Maybe I go back to the old brand before I change to prodiet.

What is the reason you decided to changed from the old brand?

Many ppl say whiskas is bad for their health. I have tried cutiecatz, friskies for kitten chicken flavor (old packaging). None of them have this crazy food coloring. The prodiet I buy because its main ingredient is real fish, which i think should be good. But the coloring really give me a big slap.

This post has been edited by heinlein: Mar 20 2016, 11:16 PM

for starters, you can try search them in cat boarding shops, grooming shops and even small-moderate cat accessories shop.
You wont find them in typical supermarkets or franchise pet store chain.

so far, ive been feeding my cats vitapets/tesco/prodiet kibbles with mixture of blackwood/RC + canned wet food.
so far still ok, exceptnow their obese but mine only DSH

I have feed my cats with prodiet dry food a couple of times before. All I can say my cats have good bowel movement with it. Whenever my cats have diarrhea, I feed them prodiet. It calm their digestive system right away.

Middle-grade cat food that is not really expensive that I know are Kiska & Visscay. Less colorful & slightly better ingredients. You might want to try them.

This post has been edited by kizwan: Mar 21 2016, 09:47 AM

Isn't the food coloring abit extreme? is it safe to be consumed in long term?

I have never heard it is a bad thing. So far none of the articles I have read talk about coloring. I would believe if it was based on a proper research though.

If they're obese, you're feeding them too much.

Any well known vet for curing asthma cat?
I've sent my cat 4 times to Gasing, looks like not improving.

Prefer around puchong or kinrara

This post has been edited by owenwong84: Mar 25 2016, 01:03 AM

your cat has trouble breathing? are you sure it's not hairballs?

This is the asthma attack. Happen once or 2 every month.


This is the sound how she breath. Not all the time. Sometimes
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ilj4s5mgnzb2qa3/V...035817.mp4?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/huluub5v0ofsd2h/V...131547.mp4?dl=0

Just last 2 days she vomit all the biscuit.
Doctor diagnose her lung got many fluid? I see the x-ray alot of white white swirl. My brother is a doctor said by looking at the x-ray is a pneumonia.



I googled around many said Dr Edmund at bandar puteri not bad, but also got bad case.
But dunno he experience at asthma symptom.

This post has been edited by owenwong84: Mar 25 2016, 01:29 AM

oh poor baby. I hope you'll find someone who can figure it out

Been lurking at this thread for awhile now... Glad to see so many cat lovers!
Question, any body tried using the automated food dispenser for their cats? I am travelling so no one is around to feed the cats. Wondering if it is a good option.

This post has been edited by smuharis: Mar 25 2016, 10:04 AM

I hope she get better soon. I never have experience with cat like this but I know how it feels when having asthma. Did the vet so far give you some kind of inhaler or something? Fluid in the lungs...that something else right, at least not regular asthma.

Sorry, I have never use one before. Even if you use automated food dispenser, you should at least ask your neighbor or friends to come & check out your cat even at least once a day is enough.

antibiotic tablet.
The inhaler ask me buy from pharmacy.
I feel that get 2nd opinion from different vet better. Would like to look for experienced in healing asthma.

Cat is kept outside the house so should be okay. Neighbour will keep a watchful eye on them

Yeah, you should get 2nd opinion. Especially the fluid in the lungs is not comfortable & painful that I have been told.

I'm hoping no activity in here means everyone's little kitties are safe and healthy