9 Canadian Cat Foods To AVOID And The 2 That Are Worth It

You pour that kibble into the bowl every morning, trusting the bag that says "complete nutrition." But what if that bag is lying to you? From brands caught with mycotoxin contamination to cat foods linked to kidney failure and diabetes, the dangers are hiding in plain sight. Today, we are exposing nine cat foods sold across Canada you need to avoid immediately, and the two that are actually safe for your furry companion.

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