Quote Originally Posted by jglass38
I switched to Royal Canin Indoor 27 a few months ago and have been happy with it. There are less fillers and the cats seem to eat less but are in better overall condition.
That's why I feed Evo... no grains or fillers to suppress the immune system, dry the skin or make them more tasty to fleas.

No offense to the Iams/Science Diet people but YIKES! Why?
I should also mention that both cats eat a prey item they caught at least once a day. I wish they wouldn't, but I suppose it's their nature to do so.
If they're actually hunting and eating what they catch, it's probably because they need the nutrients and proteins that Iams and Science Diet don't provide. Since cats and dogs are carnivores and cats are *obligate* carnivores, they require meat and most processed pet foods (especially all the products made by Iams co. (that includes Eukanuba (sp?) and Science Diet) as well as the cheap store brand foods are nothing but grains (which are bad, bad bad, corn being one of the worst), by products of meat (meal), which is not real meat and fillers.
Let your kitties eat their "prey", it is good for them and will clean their teeth a whole lot better than that SD oral care ever could.

I researched for a long time before choosing the Innova Evo for my kitties (and the dog I use to have). Granted, a 15 lb. bag costs me $40 but that bag will last my two babies for at least 2 months. Since the Evo has *no* grains in it whatsoever, not even rice, unlike the regular Innova that does have some grains, it was, for me, the best, wisest choice for their immune systems and overall health. I would feed a complete raw diet but I don't trust the meat people put out these days. Too many hormones, antibiotics and "mystery solutions" in meat these days.... heck, I'm even afraid to eat it. LOL