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I would be extremely cautious giving a cat any of these products. Dry food is already not great for cats; it tends to be very carb heavy, and cats need a very low carb, high protein diet. On top of that, cats are obligate carnivores, meaning their wild diet is almost entirely animal meat, aside from the contents of their prey's stomachs (they will occasionally eat or chew some plants or grasses, but that's usually for their digestive tract, not nutrition). I'm very skeptical that you can give a cat a healthy diet with these vegan kibbles, which all seem to be mostly grains.