Best cat food.

On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 14:04:48 -0000, "Graham"
wrote:

Thanks for all your input, my vet was the one who recommend the 'Science
plan' (dry food), I did think that the dry food may hurt the kitten being
that he is teething but the vet still insisted that the 'Science plan' was
the best food for him. As you can imagine I am really confused now lol.

You have to ignore anything Brenchley has to say - he's a notorious
net.kook/net.troll wannabe who is never wrong , not even when he
contradicts himself, and knows everything about everything - just ask
him.

Search groups.google.com and the web in general on his name - he even
has his own FAQ: http://badtux.net/bob-faq.html. The only place
he's popular is in killfiles - he's in an awful lot of those.


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On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 10:27:16 GMT, "Linda Terrell"
wrote:

On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 21:51:07 UTC, Bob Brenchley.
wrote:

On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 09:41:12 GMT, "Linda Terrell"
wrote:


Science Diet is better for kittens in that it has a higher
fat content which kittens need. Also it is one of the lowest
in magnesium.

Compare the fat content in SD to any of the others. Fat
content in canned food, BTW, is very low. So don't feed
it exclusively.

What total and absolute rubbish. Kittens should NEVER - EVER be fed
dry food. While it may be ok to give a fully grown cat some dry food,
tinned food is always the best way to ensure a healthy diet for any
cat.


Following my Vet's advice. - canned doesn't have enough fat content.
so kitten gets a mix.

Canned food for kittens has all the fat they are gong to need - as
well as the most important ingredient of all - water.

And all my cats have eaten dry food daily over 35 years.

You are very lucky - many cats are not.

And they are Indoor cats, all the time.

Why do you boast about being an animal abuser?



Jesus still loves you

how can a half mythical man who has been dead for two thousand years
love anything? Do please learn to engage what passes for a brain in
your head before posting such utter rubbish.

Because He has to

I only abuse people like you.

LT

--
Bob.

Your IQ score is 2 (it takes 3 to grunt).

On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 10:27:16 GMT, "Linda Terrell"
wrote:

On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 21:51:07 UTC, Bob Brenchley.
wrote:

On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 09:41:12 GMT, "Linda Terrell"
wrote:


Science Diet is better for kittens in that it has a higher
fat content which kittens need. Also it is one of the lowest
in magnesium.

Compare the fat content in SD to any of the others. Fat
content in canned food, BTW, is very low. So don't feed
it exclusively.

What total and absolute rubbish. Kittens should NEVER - EVER be fed
dry food. While it may be ok to give a fully grown cat some dry food,
tinned food is always the best way to ensure a healthy diet for any
cat.


Following my Vet's advice. - canned doesn't have enough fat content.
so kitten gets a mix.

Canned food for kittens has all the fat they are gong to need - as
well as the most important ingredient of all - water.

And all my cats have eaten dry food daily over 35 years.

You are very lucky - many cats are not.

And they are Indoor cats, all the time.

Why do you boast about being an animal abuser?



Jesus still loves you

how can a half mythical man who has been dead for two thousand years
love anything? Do please learn to engage what passes for a brain in
your head before posting such utter rubbish.

Because He has to

I only abuse people like you.

LT

--
Bob.

Your IQ score is 2 (it takes 3 to grunt).

On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 14:04:48 -0000, "Graham"
wrote:

"Linda Terrell" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 21:51:07 UTC, Bob Brenchley.
wrote:

On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 09:41:12 GMT, "Linda Terrell"
wrote:


Science Diet is better for kittens in that it has a higher
fat content which kittens need. Also it is one of the lowest
in magnesium.

Compare the fat content in SD to any of the others. Fat
content in canned food, BTW, is very low. So don't feed
it exclusively.

What total and absolute rubbish. Kittens should NEVER - EVER be fed
dry food. While it may be ok to give a fully grown cat some dry food,
tinned food is always the best way to ensure a healthy diet for any
cat.


Following my Vet's advice. - canned doesn't have enough fat content.
so kitten gets a mix.

Canned food for kittens has all the fat they are gong to need - as
well as the most important ingredient of all - water.

And all my cats have eaten dry food daily over 35 years.

You are very lucky - many cats are not.

And they are Indoor cats, all the time.

Why do you boast about being an animal abuser?

Moronic posting style corrected.


Thanks for all your input, my vet was the one who recommend the 'Science
plan' (dry food), I did think that the dry food may hurt the kitten being
that he is teething but the vet still insisted that the 'Science plan' was
the best food for him. As you can imagine I am really confused now lol.



Your vet is 100% wrong.

A kitten cannot drink enough water to make up for the missing water
content of dry food. Your kitten could die if feed a dry food only
diet. Do not risk your kittens life - you vet is only recommending the
SD rubbish because s/he makes lots of money out of selling it.

Stick to a reasonable quality tinned cat food and your kitten will be
much better for it.

It is about time you learnt how to format a proper usenet post/reply.
http://www.uwasa.fi/~ts/http/quote.html will give you a good start.

Failure to learn will label you either a moron or a selfish,
inconsiderate, illiterate plonker - it is all down to you.

--
Bob.

You have not been charged for this lesson - however, I reserve the
legal right to charge you for future lessons if you fail to take this
opportunity to correct your errant ways.

On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 14:04:48 -0000, "Graham"
wrote:

"Linda Terrell" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 21:51:07 UTC, Bob Brenchley.
wrote:

On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 09:41:12 GMT, "Linda Terrell"
wrote:


Science Diet is better for kittens in that it has a higher
fat content which kittens need. Also it is one of the lowest
in magnesium.

Compare the fat content in SD to any of the others. Fat
content in canned food, BTW, is very low. So don't feed
it exclusively.

What total and absolute rubbish. Kittens should NEVER - EVER be fed
dry food. While it may be ok to give a fully grown cat some dry food,
tinned food is always the best way to ensure a healthy diet for any
cat.


Following my Vet's advice. - canned doesn't have enough fat content.
so kitten gets a mix.

Canned food for kittens has all the fat they are gong to need - as
well as the most important ingredient of all - water.

And all my cats have eaten dry food daily over 35 years.

You are very lucky - many cats are not.

And they are Indoor cats, all the time.

Why do you boast about being an animal abuser?

Moronic posting style corrected.


Thanks for all your input, my vet was the one who recommend the 'Science
plan' (dry food), I did think that the dry food may hurt the kitten being
that he is teething but the vet still insisted that the 'Science plan' was
the best food for him. As you can imagine I am really confused now lol.



Your vet is 100% wrong.

A kitten cannot drink enough water to make up for the missing water
content of dry food. Your kitten could die if feed a dry food only
diet. Do not risk your kittens life - you vet is only recommending the
SD rubbish because s/he makes lots of money out of selling it.

Stick to a reasonable quality tinned cat food and your kitten will be
much better for it.

It is about time you learnt how to format a proper usenet post/reply.
http://www.uwasa.fi/~ts/http/quote.html will give you a good start.

Failure to learn will label you either a moron or a selfish,
inconsiderate, illiterate plonker - it is all down to you.

--
Bob.

You have not been charged for this lesson - however, I reserve the
legal right to charge you for future lessons if you fail to take this
opportunity to correct your errant ways.

Probably no such thing as "best". And since manufacturers change
ingredients at times, better to feed a variety of brands, flavors, and
quality to keep kitty from becoming picky. After all, what about all the
changes and controversy about the human food groups pyramid? And do we
all eat only what's "good for us"? Here are 2 very good and recent
links.
www.avma.org/convention/recap/news/tuesday16.asp
www.csun.edu/~hbbio464/nutrition.html

Probably no such thing as "best". And since manufacturers change
ingredients at times, better to feed a variety of brands, flavors, and
quality to keep kitty from becoming picky. After all, what about all the
changes and controversy about the human food groups pyramid? And do we
all eat only what's "good for us"? Here are 2 very good and recent
links.
www.avma.org/convention/recap/news/tuesday16.asp
www.csun.edu/~hbbio464/nutrition.html

Jesus still loves you

how can a half mythical man who has been dead for two thousand years
love anything? Do please learn to engage what passes for a brain in
your head before posting such utter rubbish.



Still talking to your mirror, dear?

LT

Jesus still loves you

how can a half mythical man who has been dead for two thousand years
love anything? Do please learn to engage what passes for a brain in
your head before posting such utter rubbish.



Still talking to your mirror, dear?

LT

On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 18:34:45 -0600, Ted Davis
wrote:

On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 14:04:48 -0000, "Graham"
wrote:

Thanks for all your input, my vet was the one who recommend the 'Science
plan' (dry food), I did think that the dry food may hurt the kitten being
that he is teething but the vet still insisted that the 'Science plan' was
the best food for him. As you can imagine I am really confused now lol.

You have to ignore anything Brenchley has to say - he's a notorious
net.kook/net.troll wannabe who is never wrong , not even when he
contradicts himself, and knows everything about everything - just ask
him.

Abuse Report Filed.

--
Bob.

Your stupidity sets new standards - even for Usenet.