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♥Oreo- ♥

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Purred: Thu Jul 10, '08 5:20pm PST 
Yes, Before Grain can be added to the "good food list" its like Merrick but grain free.
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Shadow

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Purred: Thu Jul 10, '08 5:57pm PST 
The Before Grain by Merrick does not have vitamins and such, so it cant be a 100% nutritional meal, you still need to supplement.
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Chloe

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Purred: Thu Jul 10, '08 6:17pm PST 
The dry does, doesn't it? I know the wet doesn't since it is just meat and water....the dry seemed decent?

hmmm - we are confused over her if you can tell by our million posts. I am a researching queen!
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Shadow

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Purred: Thu Jul 10, '08 7:59pm PST 
mol.....at research Queen....join the club.....mol!!

I just looked at their web site and it doesnt list the amounts of the dry before grain merricks, magnesium or such.

Is it on the bag?? did they just decide to leave it off their web site?
I hate it when they do that.

Why do they have to put 2 kinds of potato in there??? Can we say cheap filler or what!

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Chloe

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Purred: Fri Jul 11, '08 4:09am PST 
I know what you mean Shadow....

also, their bag has a misprint on it...ding dongs. I am going to ask for their stats. Artemis gave them to me so I am going to assume all reputable companies will.

Good and bad news....the picky eater ate her wet this morning but Callie did not and she use to eat wet with her previous owners (well that is what her card said at the shelter)

Have a great day!
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♥Oreo- ♥

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Purred: Sat Jul 12, '08 4:46pm PST 
The dry is a complete balanced diet.
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Chloe

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Purred: Sat Jul 12, '08 4:51pm PST 
smile thanks.
still waiting on the stats...but i am sure it is fine. just strange they left percentages off the bag.

I learned the hard way that some kitties do not like thier dry mixed with wet...that is why little miss Callie did not eat it. She loves the wellness wet. Miss Choe eats it mixed, by itself, warm, cold....this is an easy switch!

Thanks Oreo and Shadow!
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♥Oreo- ♥

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Purred: Sat Jul 12, '08 4:54pm PST 
Your welcome,Chloe
Oreo didn't like wet mixed with dry when he ate cat food,either so I just gave him all wet, even better
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Amie

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Purred: Mon Jul 14, '08 6:50pm PST 
Thanks so much for the information!
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Alabama

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Purred: Sun Oct 19, '08 11:25am PST 
Oreo, thanks for all the info. Alabama has allergies, itching, rodent ulcer, and vomiting, and after all the prednisone shots and pills I decided to try to change her diet. So I took her off dry all together, so far so good but she's still getting used to it. I bought Wellness, Spots Stew, and By Nature Organics, certified organic, she seems to like all 3. I'm thinking I should keep her on one brand to see if it helps her symptoms over time? Not sure which to go with, they all seem to be grain free. I saw a post somewhere else on catster saying spots has grains, but the ingredients on the can don't indicate that.
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