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I think, if I remember correctly, that per labeling regulations, if it says 'chicken dinner' or 'chicken flavour' it doesn't have to have the specified meat in it, just the flavour. Or maybe if it's a 'dinner' or 'entree' it has to have 25% chicken, something like that. It could have poultry digest but not chicken. If it says 'with chicken' it only has to have 3% chicken in the food. To label a cat food as 'chicken cat food' I think it has to have 70% chicken. I love how companies try to suck you in by clever labeling.
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about the I LUV MY CAT new canned food at Costco. The first ingredient is water, the second is 'CHICKEN' Read the ingredients on the can. You can smell the chicken as soon as you open the can. It doesn't even smell like regular cat food. It smells like something people could eat. Anyway, my point is that I am very picky about what I feed my eleven cats. Although this food is costly at $l.00 a can, this is the first time every one of my cats loves this food so much that they eat every drop in the bowl. No more waste. I am so glad to have something to chose besides Friskies and all the different foods at Petsmart. I haven't tried the other can yet, THE OCEAN WILD, which also has water as first ingredient followed by tuna and salmon. I am sure they will also like it. This food sounds pretty healthy to me and I always read the ingredients on all the different brands of cat food. Hope this is helpful to other cat lovers.
I don't see any chicken listed on the "Country Cookin' Chicken Dinner & Gravy
Ingredients:
Water Sufficient For Processing, Tuna, Salmon, Tapioca Starch, Sunflower Seed Oil, Tricalcium Phosphate, Xanthan Gum, Sodium Chloride, Choline Chloride, Taurine, Vitamin E Supplement, Zinc Sulfate, Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1), Nicotinic Acid (Vitamin B3), Calcium Pantothenate, Manganese Sulfate, Vitamin A Supplement, Potassium Iodide, Ferrous Sulfate, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Riboflavin Supplement (Vitamin B2), Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B6), Folic Acid, Copper Sulfate, Menadione Sodium Bisulfite Complex (Source of Vitamin K), Vitamin B12 Supplement.
minka must be looking at some other food. The Costco "I luv my cat" wet canned food is full of real chicken, clearly labeled with chicken as the major ingredient. And the fish flavor is fine too.
our cats love it and it seems like an excellent choice. Smells and looks like humans could enjoy it tho I won't try.
What size cans for $1.00?
I don't know what others are looking at but I have a can of the "Country Cookin' Chicken Dinner in Gravy" in front of me and the first items on the ingredient list are "Water Sufficient for Processing, CHICKEN, Mackerel" and so on.
I haven't opened it yet, but I did just feed my cats the "Ocean Wild Tuna and Grilled Salmon Dinner in a Savory Bisque" and it looks and smells like real tuna. One cat went absolutely crazy for it, while the other cat was hesitant and skeptical. She is usually skeptical about human foods, so although I'm hoping she takes to it soon, I'm looking at her hesitant behavior as a good sign.
I also like how much water is in this cat food because sometimes I have a problem with making sure my cats drink enough water. I'm hoping this cat food gets good reviews, I have high hopes!
I have an older cat that is finickly and she absolutely loves this cat food. I see some of the comments are concerns about the ingredients and if you look at Friskies, it says the same ingredients with the liquid first. I like that it doesn't have all the fillers - corn starch or soy flour. Lucy eats all of it and I don't have to throw it away. So it seems pricy but if you are throwing your food away either in part or all, it seems like a better investment. It does smell much better than any other food which like.
I just got a couple of free cans at Costco too, and my cat adores both flavors.
I just got a free sample can today at my Costco. I was given the choice of the Salmon or Chicken Dinner. I got the chicken one. I do not know what these other people, including Minka, are talking about. They have obviously never read the can. The first ingredient is "water sufficient for processing', and the second ingredient is CHICKEN. There are a few other pretty simple, non offensive ingredients, and then the vitamins, and other supplements. Whoever said it doesn't have chicken is pulling your leg. The chicken is advertised as cage free, and presumably more humane. There are no by products or other junk. I offered it to my cat tonight, and he really went for it. I don't give him a lot of wet food, it's more of a treat. But, I will definitely be buying this. It also smells like food a person could eat, if that person ate meat, which I do not. Most of the cat foods on the market are made from slaughter house left overs. Believe me, you do not want to even know what goes in there. Suffice it to say, this is real food.
The link in the first message brings up a photo of the cans. The top one is "Chicken Dinner," and the first ingredient, after water, is "chicken."
I need to go by Costco and get some of this to try. It looks like as good a food as the "Kirkland" dry food they sell.
All I know is my very picky eater can't get enough. I now have to bring her to an over eaters anonymous meeting ;)
I will look up the ing. Menodione that the other woman says is bad, but as far as I know it is a form of vit K. It looks to me as if it is pure without grain, soy or wheat. If this is correct then it is a wonderful food.