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Sophie 2cute4words     Purred: Tue Feb 14, '12 7:11pm PST  Hi Petra, I have never used this before, but am curious as well as to whether it will show the ph values of the urine fairly accurately. The only problem will be switching to a different litter, as some cats don't take so well to change. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become friends [notify]

Sophie 2cute4words     Purred: Sun Nov 20, '11 6:03pm PST  Aaawww Harley, purrs to you and hope that your Mom finds some answers soon. That lip looks painful! my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become friends [notify]

Food & Nutrition > Purina One smart blend canned cat food

Sophie 2cute4words     Purred: Thu Nov 3, '11 3:36pm PST  Thanks PAWS, looks like my mommie needs to check out the Daves brand canned cat food. That is one of the only ones that we haven't tried yet. We are always on the lookout for a canned cat food that I will eat besides fancy feast, lol! my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become friends [notify]

Food & Nutrition > Purina One smart blend canned cat food

Sophie 2cute4words     Purred: Wed Nov 2, '11 6:11am PST  Hi guys, Yes, Tigger, I am still on the prowl for a better canned food that Sophie will eat since we are currently eating the fancy feast "classic" varieties that contain no glutens. If anyone is interested, I paid $.60 a can for the purina one smart blend, but only went for the pate varieties since the gravy flavors all contained glutens. Overall, to be a grocery store variety, I guess this formula isn't so bad, but I would still love to get Sophie to eat a healthier choice. She will nibble at Natural balance turkey and gibblets, so occasionally I will throw in one of those in her diet. I agree Tigger, this will drive you crazy at times getting these babies to eat what is good for them. Ggrrrr! By the way, I still haven't tried Daves, have you? my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become friends [notify]

Food & Nutrition > Purina One smart blend canned cat food

Sophie 2cute4words     Purred: Tue Nov 1, '11 5:43pm PST  Wow, that is very useful information Gummi, thanks for your help! my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become friends [notify]

Sophie 2cute4words     Purred: Tue Nov 1, '11 4:28pm PST  Thank you Gummi, all responses are very helpful! I didn't give the added color a thought. Is there such a thing as too many omegas in the diet? I ask this only because you hear such good things about the omegas in pet care. It is really nice for some one to analyze this canned food formula to point out things that we are not aware of. Thanks again! my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become friends [notify]

Food & Nutrition > Purina One smart blend canned cat food

Sophie 2cute4words     Purred: Tue Nov 1, '11 3:56pm PST  I was in the grocery store recently and noticed a new canned cat food on the shelf. When looking at the ingredient list, I noticed that it did not contain any glutens (at least the pate variety doesn't), however, it contains something called corn oil. Does anyone here know how healthy/unhealthy corn oil is for cats? I noticed it also contains menadione bisulfate. I just wonder how this canned food compares to something like fancy feast in terms of being "healthy" for cats? Since it doesn't show the amount of magnesium in their analysis, I wonder if it would be bad for a cat that is prone to struvite stones? The ash content of the pate formulas are all 3.0%. Here is a link if anyone is interested and can help me with my questions. Thanks in advance furriends! http://www.purinaone.com/Products/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductId= 2379F481-F1FD-4BC1-90C1-620C9C079D27 my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become friends [notify]

Cat Health > Greenies allergy formula pill pockets

Sophie 2cute4words     Purred: Tue Nov 1, '11 3:34pm PST  Thanks for the replies guys, I will contact customer service and also the online retailer in which I purchased these to make a report. Most of the greenies that I have purchased in the past has come with air in the bag,however, I have never smelled any that had that kind of odor. Something was definitely wrong with those. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become friends [notify]

Cat Health > Greenies allergy formula pill pockets

Sophie 2cute4words     Purred: Wed Oct 26, '11 5:19pm PST  On the topic of Greenies "Duck" flavor for cats with allergies, I recently purchased these for Sophie, who has allergies and I like to keep the pill pockets around in case of a flare up. I purchased mine through drugstore.com and when they came in the mail, the bag was so tight it looked like it was going to explode! So, I opened the bag, and smelled the contents! MISTAKE! The smell just about made me throw up! I don't know whether they had went bad, or whether it was too hot in the mailbox, but they were extremely gross! Anyone else have this problem? my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become friends [notify]

Sophie 2cute4words     Purred: Tue Sep 20, '11 6:41am PST  Although, I don't know a specific reason for this, other than what others are saying, I, too cover my food with whatever cloth/laundry is close enough to drag to my bowl and cover with. My Mommie has actually given me an old towel near my food bowl so I can use it to cover up my food, lol! Only problem is, whatever is used gets pretty messy covering canned food with gravy. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become friends [notify]

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