Transcription of 2 Sortable Charts: CAT FOOD - NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITION …
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2 Sortable Charts: CAT FOOD - NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITION …
2 Sortable Charts: 1) Google Drive (2 tabs - Data and Notes) 2) Extensive filtersCAT FOOD - NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITIONData compiled by Lisa A. Pierson, DVM Typical nutrient analysis data provided by the respective companies Wet only - no dry food is listed 2017 PrintCaloric DistributionThe print version above has many blank areas because I am waiting for data to come in. I will be adding to it over %FAT %CARB %mg PHOSPHORUS/100 kcalsCALORIES per oz unless otherwise notedRequest for DonationsWelcome to the updated Food Chart! Over the past five years, this chart has helped countless cat caregivers navigate the wide array of cat food choices but now I am asking folks to pay it forward to help homeless cats & kittens that are less fortunate than the ones with a roof over their head and someone to love and care for them.
“Gravy” foods are often high in carbohydrates due to the starch thickeners (e.g., rice flour) that are sometimes used to make the gravy. Some ‘gravy’ is made with gums (e.g., guar or xanthan) and those substances are soluble fibers (which may actually promote intestinal health) and do not contribute to the carbohydrate fraction in the same way as starches do.
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