Thanks to Amy and Eddy for getting this list started! Diabetic cats (and non-diabetic!) generally should have high protein, low carbohydrate diets. Prescription and specialty foods tend to be very expensive, so many people feed Fancy Feast as an alternative.Another "baddie" that is often found in wet cat food is wheat gluten. Any cat with bowel problems should avoid wheat gluten. It's probably not good for ANY cat. According to information from veterinarian Lisa, wheat gluten is highly allergenic and also hooks onto to the intestinal lining and really harms the gut tract. The following are Fancy Feast flavors contain NO wheat gluten and are below 10% carbs: - Tender Beef Feast (brown label color)
- Tender Beef & Liver Feast (magenta)
- Tender Beef & Chicken Feast (red)
- Gourmet Chicken Feast (dark pink...be careful, this looks just like another chicken variety with gluten!)
- Turkey & Giblets Feast (olive green)
- Tender Liver & Chicken Feast (orange)
- Chopped Grill Feast (kelly green)
- Flaked Fish & Shrimp Feast (true blue)
- Savory Salmon Feast (orange)
- Flaked Ocean Fish Feast (pink)
- Tuna and Oceanfish Feast in Aspic (teal label)
*Remember that it is a good idea to limit serving fish to just a few times a week. | 
