Liz's Food recommendations

From: "Karen M."
Date: 10/13/03 12:55 PM Pacific Daylight Time
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Lauren, don't bother. Just drink your coffee and feed your cats their
*very* "unhealthy" food and be done with it...

What? You don't want her to learn anything?

Chris, now admit to having sampled the Northwest's magnificent
microbrews. C'mon, it's nothing to be ashamed of!


I've sampled a couple. I'm not a beer drinker, I don't like the taste.
shrug

Chris, now admit to having sampled the Northwest's magnificent
microbrews. C'mon, it's nothing to be ashamed of!


I've sampled a couple. I'm not a beer drinker, I don't like the taste.
shrug

From: "Karen M."

I was referring to Steve and G2 wanting to
compare protein and carb levels between SD kitten foods and ALS foods.

Karen, you've got me confused w/ someone else AGAIN. I've only seen Steve
compare the specific various nutrient levels that you indicate. I have not
attempted this. You seem to tie me together w/ other people a lot. Why?
Please, for once...get it right!

From: "Karen M."

I was referring to Steve and G2 wanting to
compare protein and carb levels between SD kitten foods and ALS foods.

Karen, you've got me confused w/ someone else AGAIN. I've only seen Steve
compare the specific various nutrient levels that you indicate. I have not
attempted this. You seem to tie me together w/ other people a lot. Why?
Please, for once...get it right!

"Karen M." wrote in message ...

Once again, comparing "all stages" to "kitten" food. While an ALS food
will be formulated to *meet* growth needs *and* accomodate maintenance,
a specifically *kitten* food will be formulated specifically for
*kittens*, and therefore contain higher protein. Once again, they are
*not* the same. So keep waiting for that apology. I stand by what I
stated previously.

Karen,
I hope you're not being deliberately obtuse. Any food with the "All
LIfe Stages" rating has ONLY been tested as a *growth* food. Hill's
could have legally labelled the two "kitten" foods as "All Life
Stages". All it would take is a change at the bag printers, nothing
else. According to the AAFCO regulations they are indeed one in the
same.

"Karen M." wrote in message ...

Once again, comparing "all stages" to "kitten" food. While an ALS food
will be formulated to *meet* growth needs *and* accomodate maintenance,
a specifically *kitten* food will be formulated specifically for
*kittens*, and therefore contain higher protein. Once again, they are
*not* the same. So keep waiting for that apology. I stand by what I
stated previously.

Karen,
I hope you're not being deliberately obtuse. Any food with the "All
LIfe Stages" rating has ONLY been tested as a *growth* food. Hill's
could have legally labelled the two "kitten" foods as "All Life
Stages". All it would take is a change at the bag printers, nothing
else. According to the AAFCO regulations they are indeed one in the
same.

In ,
GAUBSTER2 composed with style:
Why do you think this
continues not only with me but everyone else that you've butted
heads
with?

Because there are a bunch of immature, unhappy people that have
finally found a haven amongst other losers and then don't like it
when they are challenged? shrug

Wrong, but whatever floats your boat. Challenged? Heh. Your
boneheaded, stubborn, incorrect information and selective reading is
more like it.

In ,
GAUBSTER2 composed with style:
Why do you think this
continues not only with me but everyone else that you've butted
heads
with?

Because there are a bunch of immature, unhappy people that have
finally found a haven amongst other losers and then don't like it
when they are challenged? shrug

Wrong, but whatever floats your boat. Challenged? Heh. Your
boneheaded, stubborn, incorrect information and selective reading is
more like it.

In article ,
(GAUBSTER2) wrote:

Chris, now admit to having sampled the Northwest's magnificent
microbrews. C'mon, it's nothing to be ashamed of!


I've sampled a couple. I'm not a beer drinker, I don't like the taste.
shrug

GASP...the horror!

You're just saying that because the weather has turned. Try a nice
full-bodied Porter or Stout (highly recommend Rogue Shakespeare Stout or
Deschutes Porter) for something to curl your toes and warm your belly on
a cold night.

-Alison in OH