? Carb/Food Question

Discussion in 'Feline Health - (Welcome & Main Forum)' started by Luxe, Jan 29, 2021.

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  1. Luxe

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    Hey all. So after oj got his dental he wasnt allowed any hard for 2weeks. Hes not eating much of it, 1/4 cup dr elseys clean protein chicken twice a week just to give him something different. Since he couldnt have the kibble to keep his diet mixed i gave him fresh pet in the "kibble" form because its soft and he absolutely looooved it as did my other cats. I ended up reaching out to them to ask about carb content and they just got back to me. What is the difference between "as fed" and "moisture free"

    example: the formula i was feeding him says 3.3% as fed and 8.75% moisture free. Just wanted to make sure its an okay food to give him 1-2 times a week for variety or a couple pieces for after ear pricks
     
  2. Sienne and Gabby (GA)

    Sienne and Gabby (GA) Senior Member Moderator

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    You want the "as fed" values. They reflect what's actually in the can. The more accurate comparison is the guaranteed analysis which is in minimums and maximums.
     
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