Recent Content by meowmixnot

Don't get misled by Orijen's cat foods. They are not as good as people say or what the label suggests.They use multiple sources of legumes like lentils, peas, chickpeas to save money and boost the protein. Orijen will not disclose how much protein comes from animal sources. My cats wouldn't...

I have extremely picky British Shorthairs, really picky. My friend in our office in Rome, Italy suggest an Italian brand that she uses called Farmina N&D that is coming to the USA in a few weeks. I received samples after requesting on the Facebookpage, https://www.facebook.com/FarminaUSA I...

Doesn't matter if they were located in Tasmania, when you sell in the USA you are subject to US rules.

No No No..Champion's biggest market is the USA and Orijen and Acana are the two best selling super premium cat foods in the USA. They just take chances that state AAFCO officials take the food off the shelves.

Yes I have seen that. The EU has approved it for all species but the idiots here have not. I am curious how Champion gets away with it.

Dogs foods have been converting over to selenium yeast from the toxic forms and was curious why dry cat foods don't have it. Well the FDA hasn't approved it yet for cats only dogs. Every other country in the world uses selenium yeast. What I did find out is that Champion uses it in Orijen and...

Why is this safer form of selenium not in cat foods but in supplements?

Well my vet who is a cat specialist is in love with this food. Evidently she knows the people involved and Dr. Hunt is planning a grain free. http://drtims.com/chase/

Hello all. I just joined after seeing my vet in NYC and discussing the aching question of what is the best food. She said she has been using Dr. Tim's Chase 37/22 and just loves it. The dog foods made by this Dr. seems to have amazing ratings and feedback. Evidently this guy is some kind of...