The best food for cats? Expert vet explains

Our Chief Veterinary Consultant answers the question of "What is the best food for cats?" and what it should and shouldn't contain.
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[@Nikoa285]

My cat has no teeth, does your food have bones in it? I am looking to try it for the first time but will have to avoid if bones are included.

[@davidrosoff3228]

I understand that cats need animal protein, but I don't understand why plants would be bad for them for 2 reasons. First, cat grass is supposedly good for cats. Is this not true? 2nd, we had a cat from birth to death by natural causes. Catzilla much preferred veggies to meats. She ate normal cat food, but, if given the choice between pretty much any vegetable & meat, the meat was ignored. She would ravenously gobble broccoli, etc., from the time she was a tiny kitten. But, leave chicken or turkey out on the counter & she wouldn't touch it. Why did she never have intestinal issues?