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Old April 7th 05, 08:57 PM
Phil P.
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"Shadow Walker" wrote in message
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Well Phil perhaps its a mix of a few things.....one of them human
related I admit but I don't want to mess with the cans and smell and
mess of dealing with canned food.......



Actually, your cats' health should take precedence over your

convenience.

Mine does and I do not see my cats as being healthy when they cry in pain
because the canned food is too wet. Thus causing diarrhea.
Which in turn is backed up by gas I can here them pass from across the

room.
You know that wet sound that we all make when our stomach lets us know we
ate something we should not have.

Don't forget the buildup on there teeth. Canned cat food leaves residue,
yeah and some would and should advise what to do about that. Wingtips and
other things. My cats won't touch raw meat. They like their dry and the
occasional canned.

but also I am convinced that the
dry food is best for them.



That's hardy the case. In fact, its the complete opposite. Here's why:



http://maxshouse.com/feline_nutritio...i ch_is_reall


Btw, take a look a your cats' teeth. Do you see any first premolars or
lower first or second premolars or broad and fisured crowns for

grinding?
No, right? Their teeth are pointed - designed for tearing and cutting -

not
mastication.



"Max's House is produced in the interest of improving the health of cats
everywhere.



"Max's House is produced in the interest of improving the health of cats
everywhere.

Nuff said.



Sure was! You said enough to prove you're and utter idiot and don't know
*anything* about feline nutrition and to cast serious doubt that you're
capable of learning.

Btw, appropriate screen name "Shadow" - because you're certainly in the dark
about feline nutrition! LOL!



 




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