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On 17 Apr 2007 08:58:18 -0700, Sherry wrote:
Ha! I've got you beat. I used to feed Meow Mix. Dry Meow Mix. At least Friskies doesn't have screaming orange dye that never comes out of the carpet. Try *wetting* some Meow Mix sometime. It becomes, hell, I don't know WHAT it becomes. Something weird and otherworldly. Then think about how that's what it looks like *inside* a cat's stomache. Actually, it was when I first started reading cat newsgroups 12-13 years ago my interest got piqued about the quality of cat food. Thanks to the internet, actually. Back then, there really wasn't a way for me to learn about cat nutrition, except for asking the vet. But, to be totally fair though, I have to admit the cats were healthy eating MM. I believe it's because they just had good moggie genes and were lucky. And I'm not one of those people who *insist* your cat has to be fed ultra-expensive food. I just think people ought to feed the best they can afford. Pretty similar story here. I grew up with the cats being fed Friskies. I remember being insulted when a snobby pet shop clerk told me I was killing my cats and they would never live past 10 years old. Fiona was 17 at the time and live almost 2 more years. So, it was easy to blow it off as hype when our cats were doing just fine on the "garbage". It wasn't until I tried a sammple of food for seniors that I decided premium foods were worth a look. I am still in the middle. I feed better food than I did, but the ultra spendy food. I did try a sample of Eagle Pack canned today. Chase licked it for a minute then waited for a can of Fancy Feast. Jay Jay didn't even lick it. He pulled his head back and looked offended. He was actually starting to leave the room by the time I quit laughing and got a can of Fancy Feast out and served him something he would eat. Jay Jay never ate canned food before the Fancy Feast. I remember being harrassed on the list for not feeding him canned, but I he wouldn't eat anything I served. It was only this past year that he started checking out the plates after Kira on occasion and then showing up on a regular basis. |
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