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post #31 of 38
5/20/09 at 9:22pm
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UPDATE ON FOOD (sorry so late!):

No news, lol. I was trying the Authority Senior, but I thought Bird was losing weight, so I took her off of it. Turns out she was only losing her winter coat, heh, and only weighs an ounce less (vet visit). I am going to keep searching though, since they weren't exactly thrilled with the Authority. *sigh*.

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post #32 of 38
5/21/09 at 5:23am
There should also be James Wellbeloved. Used by many cats who need low allergenic food.
I think it should also be accessible in USA.

Several years ago I compared Royal Canin and Hills, as our stud had some issues - oversensivity - with fish. Royal Canin had fish oils, but not Hills. - In any case not the Hills we did used...
I dont know recent receipts of Hills, but then and there Hills was somewhat more safe.


(btw. The fish-issues disappared when he become a harmonic castrathe )
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post #33 of 38
5/21/09 at 10:16am
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There should also be James Wellbeloved. Used by many cats who need low allergenic food.
I think it should also be accessible in USA.

Several years ago I compared Royal Canin and Hills, as our stud had some issues - oversensivity - with fish. Royal Canin had fish oils, but not Hills. - In any case not the Hills we did used...
I dont know recent receipts of Hills, but then and there Hills was somewhat more safe.


(btw. The fish-issues disappared when he become a harmonic castrathe )
TO date JW is not available in the US ... I agree it too is a good place to start
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post #34 of 38
5/21/09 at 11:56am
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TO date JW is not available in the US ... I agree it too is a good place to start
Oh. So perhaps it is possible to get in on post-order from abroad?

It will surely cost more, but perhaps not SO very much more.
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post #35 of 38
5/21/09 at 12:33pm
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Oh. So perhaps it is possible to get in on post-order from abroad?

It will surely cost more, but perhaps not SO very much more.
Some might IMHO it is about level with most mid grade premiums and thus I would not go to the extra expense
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post #36 of 38
6/14/12 at 2:20am

I have a cat that can't have FISH at all, mostly all cat food has a small amount of fish apart from Purina One Urinary Tract Formula. There might more out there but my cat is doing good! (his hair falls out and has bloody stools if he has fish of any kind :( ) I hope this helps :)

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post #37 of 38
6/14/12 at 4:27am
Just a note that this thread is from 2009.
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post #38 of 38
6/14/12 at 1:22pm

Anyone who has problems with cat food allergies will no now a little something :)

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