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Old September 14th 03, 04:16 PM
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Wellness certainly does do feeding trials. And I quote:

"Animal feeding tests using Association of American Feed Control
Officials procedures substantiate that Wellness Super5mix Adult Cat Food
provides complete and balanced nutrition for all life stages."

This would have been quite easy to check up on before making false
statements.


They don't do it on ALL of their products. The problem w/ what you quote above
is the "all life stages" part. You are feeding your adult and senior cats
KITTEN FOOD. That isn't the best nutrient profile you can feed to non-kittens.
Managing risk factors is what nutrition is all about.

Here we go again. Colgate doesn't do animal testing on their products.

Why
slander them?


Bull****. Yes they do. Call the company and ask them yourself.


Prove it. I maintain that they don't, because that's the truth. PETA even
begrudingly admits that Colgate is okay.
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Old September 14th 03, 04:16 PM
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Wellness certainly does do feeding trials. And I quote:

"Animal feeding tests using Association of American Feed Control
Officials procedures substantiate that Wellness Super5mix Adult Cat Food
provides complete and balanced nutrition for all life stages."

This would have been quite easy to check up on before making false
statements.


They don't do it on ALL of their products. The problem w/ what you quote above
is the "all life stages" part. You are feeding your adult and senior cats
KITTEN FOOD. That isn't the best nutrient profile you can feed to non-kittens.
Managing risk factors is what nutrition is all about.

Here we go again. Colgate doesn't do animal testing on their products.

Why
slander them?


Bull****. Yes they do. Call the company and ask them yourself.


Prove it. I maintain that they don't, because that's the truth. PETA even
begrudingly admits that Colgate is okay.
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Old September 14th 03, 04:18 PM
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Thanks for an informative and accurate post, Karen. Gabster is so intent on
defending Hill's at all costs, that he'll say anything, even if it's untrue.


Lauren, you're a proven liar on this ng. Go look at Wellness products--not all
of them are animal tested. Why would they test some and not others? Why would
they include (in some of their canine products...I would have to go look at
their feline products) bacteria from feces in their foods?

Why do they focus on ingredients instead of lifestage nutrition? Clearly they
are basing their foods on marketing and not what's in the best interest for the
cat. How's that for some information?
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Old September 14th 03, 04:18 PM
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Thanks for an informative and accurate post, Karen. Gabster is so intent on
defending Hill's at all costs, that he'll say anything, even if it's untrue.


Lauren, you're a proven liar on this ng. Go look at Wellness products--not all
of them are animal tested. Why would they test some and not others? Why would
they include (in some of their canine products...I would have to go look at
their feline products) bacteria from feces in their foods?

Why do they focus on ingredients instead of lifestage nutrition? Clearly they
are basing their foods on marketing and not what's in the best interest for the
cat. How's that for some information?
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Old September 14th 03, 04:18 PM
GAUBSTER2
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Thanks for an informative and accurate post, Karen. Gabster is so intent on
defending Hill's at all costs, that he'll say anything, even if it's untrue.


Lauren, you're a proven liar on this ng. Go look at Wellness products--not all
of them are animal tested. Why would they test some and not others? Why would
they include (in some of their canine products...I would have to go look at
their feline products) bacteria from feces in their foods?

Why do they focus on ingredients instead of lifestage nutrition? Clearly they
are basing their foods on marketing and not what's in the best interest for the
cat. How's that for some information?
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Old September 14th 03, 04:22 PM
GAUBSTER2
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You certainly are not. You're not on their general "does not test" list,
nor are you on their list of pet food companies that don't test. So
*you* "come off it". You and old Gaubster need to start checkin' yer
facts before you post.


Karen, obviously you have a bone to pick w/ certain people. You don't think
that Crane would know what he is talking about? Go to PETA's website yourself
if you aren't sure.
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Old September 14th 03, 04:22 PM
GAUBSTER2
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You certainly are not. You're not on their general "does not test" list,
nor are you on their list of pet food companies that don't test. So
*you* "come off it". You and old Gaubster need to start checkin' yer
facts before you post.


Karen, obviously you have a bone to pick w/ certain people. You don't think
that Crane would know what he is talking about? Go to PETA's website yourself
if you aren't sure.
 




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