I never fed my cat Special Kitty for 4 years. If you have proof of it
through receipts I'd like to see it. I find it amazing that everyone here is
going to destort the truth in order to attack someone but isn't that what
some here will do. I guess no matter what is said, people will always get
attacked here. Very sad that this group has turned into such a bad place to
come. It used to be very informative too.

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Mmm hmmmm. You silly, hypocritical asshole.

You're criticizing Fancy Feast, when you fed your cat WALMART
brand cat food for FOUR YEARS. The first ingredient in "Special
Kitty,"
one of the recalled cat foods, by the way, is "chicken by-products."


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Has anyone here fed their cat the Walmart brand of cat food called
Special
Kitty? If so, did your cat like it?

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Karen,

It is all about choice. Just like us, cats can choose not to eat
certain
foods. I brought home a bag of Iams once and my cats wouldn't even
touch it.
Right now they get Special Kitty and Friskies canned and they love it.

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Don't listen to those who feel your cat should be eating what their
cats do.
My cats are all healthy and have no problem with the grocery bought
cat
foods. It's funny how you hear from some people who say that by
feeding your
cat the so-called premium foods that they'll live longer. I have heard
of
cats living close to 20 (and a few even older) that ate store bought
food.

It's funny how people get attacked on this group simply because they
don't
feed their cats what some others consider a high quality food. It
seems if
you are not apart of a certain clique or agree with some of the more
snobbish people on this newsgroup, then you are considered a bad
person and
thus attacked. BTW, cats are meat eaters primarily and if you feed
them a
vegetarian diet then you are doing them a lot of harm.

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