Dry food brands: I'm here to help with advice

Hi everyone, Could you please explain the benefits of grain-free dry food in simple terms (for a non-expert)? I’m looking for a healthy brand of dry food for my cat (who is three and a half and spayed) and I’ve recently opted for Carnilove, which is a grain-free brand. However, my vet told me that it’s actually better to use dry food that contains grains. Thanks

Hi everyone, Could you please explain the benefits of grain-free dry food in simple terms (for a non-expert)? I’m looking for a healthy brand of dry food for my cat (who is three and a half and spayed) and I’ve recently opted for Carnilove, which is a grain-free brand. However, my vet told me that it’s actually better to use dry food that contains grains. Thanks

Hi everyone, As a vet student, your effort to raise awareness about nutrition is interesting, but I’d like to add an important nuance. "Grain-free" or "additive-free" isn’t necessarily synonymous with better quality. The most important thing is a balanced, complete food that is tailored to the animal's needs. Some grain-free formulations can even be problematic if they aren’t properly balanced. Nutrition is a complex field, and it’s important to rely on solid scientific foundations, moving beyond marketing claims. Discussion is always useful, but it must remain rigorous to ensure the health of the animals. Best regards, Romane