Liz's Food recommendations

Cheryl! Once again, you made me spit onto my monitor from laughing! Stop
that!! LOL!

Cheryl wrote:

In ,
composed with style:

Gaubster2 wrote:

Again, Cheryl, you are ONLY looking at
the ingredient list. Why??

Hello??? Because, Einstein, her cat has IBD. Everyone on the group
knows this and the only excuse you have for not knowing this is
your pure, unfettered inability to comprehend the simplest things.
If the cat can't tolerate the ingredients it can't eat the food.
Everything else is secondary.


Can't you just picture ol' Gauby sitting there banging away at the
keyboard, blood vessels on his noggin ready to explode? lol

Go wank yourself. There's obviously a *big* difference of opinion here,
I don't consider "all life stages" to be kitten food, *exclusively*
kitten foods have more protein, therefore they are not comparable.

How nice and ladylike of you. Grow up, if you can.

You can have a different opinion all you want. It's just isn't based in
reality or w/ anything factual behind it. That's all. I suppose you might not
consider 2 + 2 to equal 4, but you would be wrong about that, too. Now have a
nice day.

Go wank yourself. There's obviously a *big* difference of opinion here,
I don't consider "all life stages" to be kitten food, *exclusively*
kitten foods have more protein, therefore they are not comparable.

How nice and ladylike of you. Grow up, if you can.

You can have a different opinion all you want. It's just isn't based in
reality or w/ anything factual behind it. That's all. I suppose you might not
consider 2 + 2 to equal 4, but you would be wrong about that, too. Now have a
nice day.

YES, THEY ARE! A food that is "all life stages" is a growth food...READ
KITTEN FOOD! We're talking nutrients here, please try to keep up.

Typing in caps doesn't add weight to your argument.

No kidding. I typed it that way for a reason.

'All life stages'
foods are not 'kitten food', they are 'all life stages' food.

Oh boy....For the umpteenth time...."all life stage" foods meet the nutrient
requirements for kittens. Period. Bottom line. Adult and senior cats don't
have the same nutrient requirements as kittens do. That's it. It's that
simple. Anything else is just "spin".

If they
were 'kitten food', it would say 'kitten food' on the can.

It can "say" anything it wants on the label. The AAFCO statement is an
entirely different matter (here in the US).

Mull 'em over, and maybe get some WD40 on that caps key.


I made every keystroke on PURPOSE!

YES, THEY ARE! A food that is "all life stages" is a growth food...READ
KITTEN FOOD! We're talking nutrients here, please try to keep up.

Typing in caps doesn't add weight to your argument.

No kidding. I typed it that way for a reason.

'All life stages'
foods are not 'kitten food', they are 'all life stages' food.

Oh boy....For the umpteenth time...."all life stage" foods meet the nutrient
requirements for kittens. Period. Bottom line. Adult and senior cats don't
have the same nutrient requirements as kittens do. That's it. It's that
simple. Anything else is just "spin".

If they
were 'kitten food', it would say 'kitten food' on the can.

It can "say" anything it wants on the label. The AAFCO statement is an
entirely different matter (here in the US).

Mull 'em over, and maybe get some WD40 on that caps key.


I made every keystroke on PURPOSE!

From: "Karen M."

Some of us look at *both*, and some of us *have* to look at ingredients
first and foremost or our pets suffer, dumb ass. Why don't *you* try
reading and you'd know that, especially of Cheryl since she's stated her
cat's problem about umpteen billion times.

You're really uncouth aren't you? Are you married? It's hard to see how
anybody would be able to put up w/ you when you can't even be polite to
strangers?

What do YOU look for in a nutrient profile? Especially since nutrient profiles
aren't put on labels, how can you tell? As for the ingredients...it was
mentioned as to *WHERE* on the ingredient list it wound up. NOT as to whether
or not it was IN the product.

If Hills can keep the phosphorus down and use say,
chicken meal at the top of the ingredient list instead of corn meal, I
might try it again.


LOL! Hill's products are the only foods that ALWAYS keep the phosphorus
down.
Again, Cheryl, you are ONLY looking at the ingredient list. Why?? Surely
by
now, you know the games that are played w/ ingredient lists. But I guess
emotionalism is all that matters for you and not efficacy or nutrition.
You're
more worried about what words on a piece of paper say than the nutrient
levels
going into your cats (managing risk factors).

See?

From: "Karen M."

Some of us look at *both*, and some of us *have* to look at ingredients
first and foremost or our pets suffer, dumb ass. Why don't *you* try
reading and you'd know that, especially of Cheryl since she's stated her
cat's problem about umpteen billion times.

You're really uncouth aren't you? Are you married? It's hard to see how
anybody would be able to put up w/ you when you can't even be polite to
strangers?

What do YOU look for in a nutrient profile? Especially since nutrient profiles
aren't put on labels, how can you tell? As for the ingredients...it was
mentioned as to *WHERE* on the ingredient list it wound up. NOT as to whether
or not it was IN the product.

If Hills can keep the phosphorus down and use say,
chicken meal at the top of the ingredient list instead of corn meal, I
might try it again.


LOL! Hill's products are the only foods that ALWAYS keep the phosphorus
down.
Again, Cheryl, you are ONLY looking at the ingredient list. Why?? Surely
by
now, you know the games that are played w/ ingredient lists. But I guess
emotionalism is all that matters for you and not efficacy or nutrition.
You're
more worried about what words on a piece of paper say than the nutrient
levels
going into your cats (managing risk factors).

See?

Again, Cheryl, you are ONLY looking at
the ingredient list. Why??

Hello??? Because, Einstein, her cat has IBD. Everyone on the group knows
this and the only excuse you have for not knowing this is your pure,
unfettered inability to comprehend the simplest things. If the cat can't
tolerate the ingredients it can't eat the food. Everything else is
secondary.


I don't recall IBD being mentioned as part of that SPECIFIC post! Not to
mention the fact that she said she would consider buying it if the ingredient
in question was at the TOP of the list...NOT whether or not it was IN the food
itself. You really need to get into some counseling regarding your hatred and
bitterness!

Again, Cheryl, you are ONLY looking at
the ingredient list. Why??

Hello??? Because, Einstein, her cat has IBD. Everyone on the group knows
this and the only excuse you have for not knowing this is your pure,
unfettered inability to comprehend the simplest things. If the cat can't
tolerate the ingredients it can't eat the food. Everything else is
secondary.


I don't recall IBD being mentioned as part of that SPECIFIC post! Not to
mention the fact that she said she would consider buying it if the ingredient
in question was at the TOP of the list...NOT whether or not it was IN the food
itself. You really need to get into some counseling regarding your hatred and
bitterness!

Can't you just picture ol' Gauby sitting there banging away at the
keyboard, blood vessels on his noggin ready to explode? lol

If that's your impression... you are dead wrong! I am quite cool, calm, and
collected. That should be fairly evident by my posts. Unlike Megan, karen,
and others, I try hard to refrain from the insults and name calling.