I was checking out the canned cat food in Petsmart the other day and noticed that the Petsmart brand Authority came in the same varieties as Iams. I did a little research and discovered that Menu Foods makes both canned products (Authority for Petsmart and Iams for Proctor & Gamble). I haven't compared the labels, but I would expect there is very little (if any) difference between the two products. (I did read some of the Authority labels, and it appears to be a good food.) Perhaps this is common knowledge, but anyone feeding Iams canned might want to consider Authority; it costs a bit less.
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Difference between Authority and Iams canned?
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Authority doesnt use by products Iams does ... You may see animal liver on an authority can .... fyi by products are heads feet internal organs..ps the catfish formula of authority is a big hit at my house
I was comparing labels on dog foods at PetsMart the other day and liked what I saw. I'm now in the process of switching Kellie da Peke over to Authority Mini from Iams Mini-chunks.
So far so good!
So far so good!
I noticed the same thing, so we feed Authority in our house.
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Do you feed Authority Dry also? If so what's your opinion?Originally Posted by joanne511
I noticed the same thing, so we feed Authority in our house.
No, I give them Eukanuba for the dry. Sorry!
