 Purred: Sat Feb 19, '11 11:02pm PST |
 | |  | | Have you read " Your cat" by Elizabeth Hodgkins? I think that she refers to this Prowl dehydrated food, not naming it of course, but I think its the only one on the market. She says that it does not contain alot of protein, which if you do the calculations it really doesnt, plus this prowl says that is grain free, yet it has flaxseed in it, which alot of cats have problems with. Ingredients are as follows:
Free-range chicken, eggs, potatoes, yams, organic flaxseed, zucchini, spinach, cranberries, rosemary, tricalcium phosphate, choline chloride, zinc amino acid chelate, vitamin D3 supplement, vitamin E supplement, potassium iodide, potassium chloride, iron amino acid chelate, copper amino acid chelate.
Im sure its fine as long as its not a stand alone diet. I would mix it in with their Raw. Though when you look at the ingredients for the Natures Variety Raw there are alot of fruits and vegies in that too, which can cause problems too. Have you thought about another kind of premade raw that does not contain the fruits and vegies, and potato?
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) and a spoonful of Nature's Variety canned for a midday snack. Sometimes he'll snack on dry Prowl per the suggestion of the breeder.
), and a spoonful of Nature's Variety canned for a miidday snack. She also likes dry Prowl. Maybe too much. She can eat all the dry Prowl (a few spoonfuls) at once and leave nothing for Leroy to snack on later 
It's like 98% frozen raw, 1% canned (only for snacks when Human isn't home), and 1% Prowl (either dry or rehydrated).
