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Old September 29th 03, 11:04 PM
GAUBSTER2
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Can he tolerate people tuna (canned) or sardines?

Feeding a cat tuna is NOT a good idea.

It could be one
of the preservatives in the cat food.


Why would you think this? Preservatives are not a problem in cat food contrary
to mob opinion.
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Old September 29th 03, 11:04 PM
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Can he tolerate people tuna (canned) or sardines?

Feeding a cat tuna is NOT a good idea.

It could be one
of the preservatives in the cat food.


Why would you think this? Preservatives are not a problem in cat food contrary
to mob opinion.
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Old September 29th 03, 11:06 PM
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This whole thing started with the diet change. Diarrhea was never a problem
before the diet change. Maybe it's a food alergy, I don't know.


So your cat didn't have a problem until you started feeding him the urinary
formula of Science Diet? Interesting. Maybe he is allergic to something in
the Hill's foods, I don't know.


Lauren, you're first suggestion is always a problem w/ Hill's, isn't it? Lay
off it for awhile if you can help yourself. If it is a food allergy, z/d would
diagnose it fairly quickly and also be the long-term solution. Oops, never
mind--it's a Hill's diet that works.
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Old September 29th 03, 11:06 PM
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This whole thing started with the diet change. Diarrhea was never a problem
before the diet change. Maybe it's a food alergy, I don't know.


So your cat didn't have a problem until you started feeding him the urinary
formula of Science Diet? Interesting. Maybe he is allergic to something in
the Hill's foods, I don't know.


Lauren, you're first suggestion is always a problem w/ Hill's, isn't it? Lay
off it for awhile if you can help yourself. If it is a food allergy, z/d would
diagnose it fairly quickly and also be the long-term solution. Oops, never
mind--it's a Hill's diet that works.
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Old September 29th 03, 11:06 PM
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This whole thing started with the diet change. Diarrhea was never a problem
before the diet change. Maybe it's a food alergy, I don't know.


So your cat didn't have a problem until you started feeding him the urinary
formula of Science Diet? Interesting. Maybe he is allergic to something in
the Hill's foods, I don't know.


Lauren, you're first suggestion is always a problem w/ Hill's, isn't it? Lay
off it for awhile if you can help yourself. If it is a food allergy, z/d would
diagnose it fairly quickly and also be the long-term solution. Oops, never
mind--it's a Hill's diet that works.
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Old September 29th 03, 11:10 PM
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In ,
GAUBSTER2 composed with style:

Another Hill's basher. Too bad millions of pets have gotten better
or had their lives saved on Hill's diets.


Hello Gaubster. What the hell do you do, search google groups for the
word "Hills" everyday? Another thread with Hills in it and here you
are. lol


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Old September 29th 03, 11:10 PM
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In ,
GAUBSTER2 composed with style:

Another Hill's basher. Too bad millions of pets have gotten better
or had their lives saved on Hill's diets.


Hello Gaubster. What the hell do you do, search google groups for the
word "Hills" everyday? Another thread with Hills in it and here you
are. lol


  #58  
Old September 29th 03, 11:10 PM
Cheryl
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In ,
GAUBSTER2 composed with style:

Another Hill's basher. Too bad millions of pets have gotten better
or had their lives saved on Hill's diets.


Hello Gaubster. What the hell do you do, search google groups for the
word "Hills" everyday? Another thread with Hills in it and here you
are. lol


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Old September 30th 03, 12:50 AM
Karen M.
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GAUBSTER2 wrote:

This whole thing started with the diet change. Diarrhea was never a problem
before the diet change. Maybe it's a food alergy, I don't know.


So your cat didn't have a problem until you started feeding him the urinary
formula of Science Diet? Interesting. Maybe he is allergic to something in
the Hill's foods, I don't know.



Lauren, you're first suggestion is always a problem w/ Hill's, isn't it? Lay
off it for awhile if you can help yourself. If it is a food allergy, z/d would
diagnose it fairly quickly and also be the long-term solution. Oops, never
mind--it's a Hill's diet that works.


Not for a lot of dogs and cats I know, it hasn't - mine included. People
tend to recommend the kind of food their pets do well on. You recommend
Hill's, other people recommend other kinds. When I know of people whose
pets are experiencing food allergies, I tell them what I feed my dog +
plus what a few other people I know feed. It's human nature. You're
becoming quite obsessed with what Lauren has to say. Do you have a crush
on her???

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Old September 30th 03, 12:50 AM
Karen M.
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GAUBSTER2 wrote:

This whole thing started with the diet change. Diarrhea was never a problem
before the diet change. Maybe it's a food alergy, I don't know.


So your cat didn't have a problem until you started feeding him the urinary
formula of Science Diet? Interesting. Maybe he is allergic to something in
the Hill's foods, I don't know.



Lauren, you're first suggestion is always a problem w/ Hill's, isn't it? Lay
off it for awhile if you can help yourself. If it is a food allergy, z/d would
diagnose it fairly quickly and also be the long-term solution. Oops, never
mind--it's a Hill's diet that works.


Not for a lot of dogs and cats I know, it hasn't - mine included. People
tend to recommend the kind of food their pets do well on. You recommend
Hill's, other people recommend other kinds. When I know of people whose
pets are experiencing food allergies, I tell them what I feed my dog +
plus what a few other people I know feed. It's human nature. You're
becoming quite obsessed with what Lauren has to say. Do you have a crush
on her???

 




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