Maul
11-23-2010, 08:37 AM
I tried to check for earlier posts on this topic, but couldn't find anything useful.
The thing is, wet food for cats is really expensive in Korea, and it's hard to know which brands are good, so I could use a few hints. We've bought some wet food online for reasonable prices, but now that we ran out of stock I'd like to hear other cat owners' opinions on what cat food brands are good, relatively cheap and where to purchase them. Also, if somebody knows what definitely NOT to buy for your cat, I'd like to hear. Generally it seems the cat food situation is not so good in Korea, the ones we've bought seem so-so in comparison to foods in my country. Luckily our cat eats happily almost anything now. :) Still, I wouldn't like him to get complications out of eating bad quality food.
We also have dry food (can't remember the brand, but it claims it's good for cats with renal problems, like ours), bought an 8-kg bag online. The cat seems happy with it.
The thing is, wet food for cats is really expensive in Korea, and it's hard to know which brands are good, so I could use a few hints. We've bought some wet food online for reasonable prices, but now that we ran out of stock I'd like to hear other cat owners' opinions on what cat food brands are good, relatively cheap and where to purchase them. Also, if somebody knows what definitely NOT to buy for your cat, I'd like to hear. Generally it seems the cat food situation is not so good in Korea, the ones we've bought seem so-so in comparison to foods in my country. Luckily our cat eats happily almost anything now. :) Still, I wouldn't like him to get complications out of eating bad quality food.
We also have dry food (can't remember the brand, but it claims it's good for cats with renal problems, like ours), bought an 8-kg bag online. The cat seems happy with it.