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    montmorillonite clay in nature's variety instinct chicken formula canned cat food.

    Ingredients check out, other than the gum. So looks okay, but Nutro has had a few recalls in the past so always track them just to be safe
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    montmorillonite clay in nature's variety instinct chicken formula canned cat food.

    Feline Caviar has alfafa in it (on your list of 'don'ts') , and picky cats will NOT touch this. Not even my feral fosters would eat this, and they are far from picky. "While no evidence points to cranberry toxicity, the nonprofit notes that the potential toxicity of another fruit, grapes, was...
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    montmorillonite clay in nature's variety instinct chicken formula canned cat food.

    This particular clay will not harm her. The clay used in litters is different, and sometimes toxic. See my post above for a link with info on the clay contained in all. My male cat has tummy trouble too and he has had absolutly no problem transitioning to this food from Orijen.
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    montmorillonite clay in nature's variety instinct chicken formula canned cat food.

    "Animals, domestic and wild alike, are instinctually drawn to clay deposits have been observed licking the clay as part of their everyday diet, and rolling in it to obtain relief from injuries." Source: http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/Earth/Montmorillonite.aspx#sthash.RZ4foh8O.dpuf Also...
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