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Before grain dry, waste of money?

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Sprinkles NO I will NOT- shut up     Purred: Fri Nov 6, '09 9:00am PST  I was looking at the analysis for before grain dry. It's 36 percent. exact same as a regular grain inclusive food. is it really worth it if the protein level is exactly the same? my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Mr. Nigel- Pibb When Mr.- Nigelsworth gets- angry...     Purred: Fri Nov 6, '09 3:53pm PST  honestly most of these grain free dry foods use potatoes instead of corn, which is not a whole lot better in terms of digestibility for cats. It's better to get a non-grain free that uses rice (brown rice is better) than getting a grain free that uses potato (sweet potato is better at least). Rice is the most digestible in comparison to corn or potatoes. I think alot of people see "grain free" and they don't think about how cats don't eat potatoes. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

MISTY 1050384     Purred: Fri Nov 6, '09 8:17pm PST  http://www.evopet.com/products/default.asp?id=1500 EVO is the only grain-free dry food I would recomend. But there's still a lot of stuff in there that cats wouldn't naturally eat. It's impossible to manufacture a dry food without carbs. Healthy or not, carbs are what hold the kibble together. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Stella Everyone visits- to see me and- only me!     Purred: Sat Nov 7, '09 5:51am PST  I think that it all depends on your cat. Two of mine have issues with any food that has grains in it. Even if the grain is rice. BUT they have trouble also on the higher protein that most grain free foods have. Its weird but they get the runs so bad they cant even make it to their box. I have never tried BG before but I feed NOW! to these two cats its grain free but has lower protein 3o something percent anyways. They can eat this and finally down any can food I give them. When they were eating GO! grain free with the higher protein they couldnt even eat can food they could eat nothing. So it all depends on your cat. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Sprinkles NO I will NOT- shut up     Purred: Sat Nov 7, '09 8:00am PST  and the others a ffity percent protein so i don't know how their protein ended up so low. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Sprinkles NO I will NOT- shut up     Purred: Sat Nov 7, '09 8:00am PST  and the others a ffity percent protein so i don't know how their protein ended up so low. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Binks 1050417     Purred: Mon Nov 9, '09 5:13am PST  I'm not a huge fan of the Before Grain line of foods... they are mostly chicken and I prefer to stay away from foods mostly made of chicken. For grain free I like Orijen or Acana or Natures Variety Instinct. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]