Antonietta
As any cat owner must know, quality cat food is expensive. I only have one cat and Id like to feed him Royal Canin (the vet recommended), but the small packs are really expensive while the 15lb pack doesnt cost that much per pound. Would the food eventually go bad? How could I conserve it?
Arie
You can buy a bigger bag. I suggest you keep (or pour) the food in an airtight container so it doesnt get stale
Dewitt
Canned food typically has an expiration date about 4-6 months after you buy it, so you would be fine. Dry will go stale very quickly unless you store it in something like Tupperware. I would look at other brands tho, Royal Canin is highly overpriced for the quality. Its packed with fillers and other crap and isnt really a good food. If you want something mid-range and still extremely healthy, look into Chicken soup for the cat lovers soul. If you want to go higher end than that, check out Wellness, Innova, Merricks, Blue Buffalo, Orijin, Felidae, and others. I buy my food by the case as it saves me money, and never had any problems.
Leonora
Its cat food... it doesnt go bad. Secondly, who cares if its bad. Its your cat... ONLY KIDDING! I love my kitty KW, and I only feed him the best; Purina. If you go to sams club you could easily buy it in bulk, then store it in your cold garage, which would act as a refrigerator, preserving the cat food proteins.
Isaiah
Suggest not, make your cat crazy!