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Old October 31st 03, 07:39 PM
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"Karen M." wrote in message ...
Steve Crane wrote:


By the way Steve, Wellness actually *adds* calcium to their food,
*that's* where it comes from.


I see, they purposefully add in additional calcium to make sure their
foods exceed maximum levels of calcium for an adult animal - hey that
sounds like an excellent idea.

Give me a break - if you think for one second the calcium carbonate
added in as the ~10th ingredient in the list accounts for the
excessive calcium you're more easy to deceive that I would have
imagined. You will note Science Diet adds in calcium carbonate at
nearly the same point in the ingredient list and yet has HALF the
calcium as found in Wellnees. Better go back to drawing board and
think again.
  #295  
Old October 31st 03, 07:39 PM
Steve Crane
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"Karen M." wrote in message ...
Steve Crane wrote:


By the way Steve, Wellness actually *adds* calcium to their food,
*that's* where it comes from.


I see, they purposefully add in additional calcium to make sure their
foods exceed maximum levels of calcium for an adult animal - hey that
sounds like an excellent idea.

Give me a break - if you think for one second the calcium carbonate
added in as the ~10th ingredient in the list accounts for the
excessive calcium you're more easy to deceive that I would have
imagined. You will note Science Diet adds in calcium carbonate at
nearly the same point in the ingredient list and yet has HALF the
calcium as found in Wellnees. Better go back to drawing board and
think again.
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Old October 31st 03, 07:42 PM
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Got a source for that Steve? Proof? References? Didn't think so.

Source for calcium in chicken USDA "Food calculator"
Source for calcium in meat meals for pet foods - Pet Food Industry,
vendor specification sheets on file.
Source for Wellness calcium levels - emails on file.

What else would you like a source for?
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Old October 31st 03, 07:42 PM
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Got a source for that Steve? Proof? References? Didn't think so.

Source for calcium in chicken USDA "Food calculator"
Source for calcium in meat meals for pet foods - Pet Food Industry,
vendor specification sheets on file.
Source for Wellness calcium levels - emails on file.

What else would you like a source for?
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Old October 31st 03, 07:44 PM
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Got a source for that Steve? Proof? References? Didn't think so.

Forgot one
Source for description of chicken by product meal AAFCO 2003 manual
 




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