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Cat Food Can Storage Sharing

In my home, we primarily feed our cats wet food cans as their main diet (no dry food or freeze-dried feeding), and generally for three cats, it's about 800g per day (four 200G cans + two large cups of water, which I mix in). Due to a well-known hoarding habit, we always have a rich reserve of cans.

Our cans are stored in an all-solid-wood storage cabinet specially designed during renovation, which is dustproof, cat-proof, and has an enormous capacity. There are four levels in total; the depth is just right for holding four rows of cans, the width can hold about twelve rows of cans, and the height is also very reasonable. We usually arrange them roughly by type and date, and adjust the order every six months or so, which is very convenient. Everyone can also have someone custom-make such a cabinet; it's really useful! The remaining two open cabinets are a big help for daily supplementary storage! Due to word count limitations for the canned food review, I will briefly introduce a few kinds that my cats like:

1. Rymon Cat Food Cans

To ensure the palatability of the cat food, Rymon cat food cans go through more than 30 production processes, including material selection, cutting, high-temperature flash cooking, and packaging. They have hired top pet nutritionists from Europe and America, Stephan Andrew, along with 20 European and American veterinarians, who have spent two years developing the Rymon Supreme Series cat food cans, conducting millions of scientific ratio tests to bring out the best-tasting ingredients.

Rymon Cat Food Cans

Rymon cat food cans use a fish bone broth base formula, which can promptly replenish moisture for cats. After all, many cat owners buy cat food cans to supplement their cat's nutrition, and Rymon cat food cans can fully meet the needs of different cat breeds. For cat lovers with pets at home, Rymon cat food cans are really safer than average cat food cans.

2. Mei Shi

My cats also enjoy this brand of cans. It's inconvenient to open each time, but we buy them in bulk for long-term stockpiling. The formula itself is average; I don't like modified starch + glue! The plastic packaging box has a high oxygen transmission rate, and the outer ring is prone to oxidation easily. My cats' favorite flavors are chicken paste, chicken shrimp paste, and chicken liver paste.

Mei Shi

3. TikiCat Broth Cans:

I initially bought three cans to try the taste. The first time I opened a TikiCat broth can for Dou Bao, he ate it all up, leaving not even the bottom. Surprised and delighted, I thought I had discovered the secret to cat food cans and hurriedly ordered another box of 12 cans with 6 different flavors online. However, the next day when I gave him this can again, he only finished the broth and left the meat... The caviar can is an AAFCO-certified main diet can, with clearly visible shredded meat and good for supplementing water.

TikiCat Broth Cans

4. K9 Main Diet Cans

With a crude protein content of only 9.1%, it's fairly standard. It wins with natural meat sources and reputation. With excellent magnesium, calcium, and phosphorus ratios.

Of course, the price is not suitable for daily staple feeding (wealthy people ignore this sentence) [doge]

Upon opening the can: lots of fat particles, no gelatin, plenty of moisture, and the minced meat is more granular.

The above is an introduction to some cat food cans that cats like to eat, hoping it will be helpful to everyone.

K9 Main Diet Cans