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• The new FRR Lamb, Millet and Rice formula is not only an all-natural Super Premium dog food, it is truly an Ultra Premium Dog Food -- the very finest Lamb-based canine formula. ...
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• Flint River Ranch's Lamb, Millet and Rice Adult Dog Food is specifically formulated for those dogs that are allergic to wheat, corn and/or chicken. ... The production process, premium quality lamb meat, menhaden fish, whole ground grains, grapeseed oil, flaxseed, rosemary, chelated minerals, and natural tocopherols (an antioxident), along with probiotics and digestive enzymes, synergistically provide the very finest diet for food-sensitive adult dogs. ...
• The food is very rich and highly digestible in the dog's system; care must be taken not to over-feed. The same advice is given with our regular Flint River Ranch Puppy and Adult Dog Food. Because the food is concentrated, a standard 8 ounce cup holds 4. 3 ounces of food. ...
• 5 to 3 cups a day costs about 6 to 7 cents a day -- far less than prescription diet foods. ...
• Feeding Guide: The Lamb, Millet, and Rice food has been formulated to meet nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profile(s) for Adult Dogs. ... Food is best introducted by mixing with your dog's regular food over one week. ...
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• "I just wanted to share with you that after receiving my second forty pound shipment of FRR food, My UPS driver gave me a sample of the food he feeds his dog, stating that it is "the best". ... Travis smelled the FRR food then the other, tasted the FRR then the other, and to my surprise he ate the FRR and walked away from the other dish completely. ...
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• One the most common questions asked is, "What should I feed my pet?" The most important contribution a client can make to a cat's health and well being on a daily basis is diet. ... For your convenience, and your pet’s health and happiness, our hospital carries a wide selection of professional pet food and food supplements, including: .
• Hills Prescription Diet .
• In their natural habitat, a cat's diet is high in protein, with moderate amounts of fat and minimal amounts of carbohydrate (starches and sugar). ...
• While these dry food diets are convenient and easy to use, their high carbohydrate content contributes to many feline health problems such as obesity, hepatic lipidosis (fatty liver), inflammatory bowel disease and diabetes.
• These amino acids are essential in a cat's diet because unlike other animals, cats cannot synthesize them or conserve them within their bodies.
• Carnitine is another amino acid that is considered to be conditionally essential in the cat. ...
• Dietary management (controlling what and how much you feed your cat) helps prevent under nourished kittens, poor growth, decreased resistance to infection, obesity, malnutrition, metabolic diseases and organ dysfunction, including bladder problems known as Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD). The world of cat food can be very confusing. We are able to assist you by advising which diet suits your cat the best, whether it is a wellness, therapeutic or a weight reduction diet. If you have any questions or concerns about your cat’s diet please feel free to call us and we will be happy to design an optimal nutritional plan for your feline companion. ...
• On a 10 pound cat that can be as little as 1 1/2 pounds. ... Obesity is a common nutritional disease occurring in the cat. ... Obesity can also affect a cat's quality of life. Most people consider the overweight cat less healthy and less pleasing in appearance. An obese cat's general responsiveness and physical activity level often diminish. Thus, it is important that your cat be maintained at its optimum body weight. ...

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• I fed the animals in my care on raw food and scraps until a vet suggested that I should cook my animal's food to avoid salmonella poisoning and I should avoid giving them any bones except those which could not be splintered. ...
• My animals fed on cooked food were not vigorous and had various illnesses with no clear cause. ...
• My vibrant neutered female cat who had been raised on a predominantly kangaroo diet, grew old quickly on a cooked diet and succumbed to urinary blockage at around 10 years old. ... My new pup was raised on cooked food. ... I despaired and the vet advised changing to a 'premium' brand of processed food. ...
• The vet recommended a 'premium' brand of dry food. ... This, despite the 'premium' food claiming not to predispose cats to FLUTD (Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease). Would you believe that I still did not question the cat's diet? After his acute episode was resolved with antibiotics, a botched catheterization and a prescription diet of canned shit, I was fully prepared to keep him on a diet of canned prescription shit for ever - even though his mouth had begun to stink. ...
• I am a slow learner, so it took an acute episode of FLUTD in my other cat (a neutered tom like James but a young five years old who had been weaned on processed food and who had had trench mouth from day one) to get me to start to think for myself again. ... Even with this third cat in my care developing premature ageing (which the vet said was within normal expectations and which I accepted against the evidence of my own memory of family mousers dying at 15, 16 and 21) and urinary disease, the vet never suggested there was anything in my active care which was possibly a cause of this torture. Even the younger cat's (George) trench mouth was brushed off as 'typical' in some cats. ...
• My mother has been dead for 6 years and we were never close so I had nobody to reinforce my decision to leap into the forgotten and by now unknown world of raw food for my carnivores. ...
• The dogs' teeth are again looking clean after years of my leaving them for as long as possible before taking them for that always depressing anaesthetic and scrape ( I always felt so defeated to have been doing everything I had been told to keep dental disease away and to still see that yellow film creep down my dogs and cats fangs - my mothers' dogs had always had clashing white teeth and had never had a vet near their mouths) Darky hasn't had a snorting fit since he started chewing raw food. ...
• We went for a ride to the beach last week to bury the tins of prescription cat shit which I had left in the car boot after bringing the very unhappy George home from the vet three months ago. ...
• I hope that any damage done by processed food poisoning can be repaired to some degree by returning them to their carnivore metabolism. ...
• on food that I buy. I haven't ever bought processed food for myself beyond pasteurised milk and French pastries - and that only because it is no longer legal to buy milk directly from a dairy. ... I don't like preserved and processed food. ... I am happy to take the risks associated with eating to appetite and tradition rather than to prescription. ...

•   Some Prescription diets are also termed Therapeutic Diets in that their use is considered a form of specifically targeted therapy.   Eukanuba Veterinary Diets are available by prescription only from a licensed veterinarian and are termed Therapeutic Diets.   A few of these are diets that are prescribed by veterinarians for Kidney Failure, Heart Disease, Diabetes Mellitus, Weight Control, Cancer and Food Allergies. ...
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• In addition to the prescription medicine we sell at The Cat Practice, we offer a wide range of products and nutritional supplements to help keep your Cay healthy. ...
• A wonderful product we recommend for Cats with Urinary tract problems, this daily food supplement is Veterinarian formulated using the highest quality (human grade) natural and herbal ingredients: cranberry extract, Echinacea Purpurea, Marshmallow Root, Oregon Grape Root, and vitamin C.
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• This Cat food is tasty and healthy. ... Abady is a beef-based formula made with human grade meat (which is fairly rare for Cat food, trust us, Dr. Sullivan has visited Cat food plants before, and sometimes it ain't pretty). ...
• This special prescription food, available exclusively through Veterinarians, is carefully formulated for a variety of conditions from Kidney problems to obesity. This food is great! So many of our patients are on this food as a part of their treatment, and Cats really like the taste. ... Please let us know if you have a favorite product that you might like to see at The Cat Practice. We will be expanding our sales in the future to include Cat toys as well as more Herbal/ Natural products. ...
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• FAT CAT? NOT IF IT GETS ENOUGH EXERCISE AND THE RIGHT DIET, SAYS A K-STATE VETERINARIAN! If your cat is packing a few extra pounds and you worry it may be overweight, a Kansas State University veterinarian says a change of diet or an increase in activity may be a good idea. ...
• A veterinarian can recommend a proper diet and exercise routine to avoid any unnecessary changes to a cat's regular diet or activity level. ...
• The first thing to determine is whether or not your cat is overweight. Determining if your cat is overweight is often difficult because normal weight varies for different breeds of cats. A cat's breed, frame, height and length are all factors in a cat's appropriate weight, Gaughan said. ...
• This occurs when the cat cannot reach those areas to groom itself because the cat is too heavy," Gaughan said. ...
• Arthritis problems may also begin earlier than they would if the cat wasn't overweight, Gaughan said. ...
• If a cat is overweight, it is a good idea to have a veterinary assessment to make sure there are no underlying health problems, such as arthritis, before starting an exercise program with your cat. ...
• Gaughan suggests using a laser pointer to shine the dot around the room or bouncing a ball downstairs and getting the cat to chase it. ...
• "If food is a cat's motivation, then making the cat work for its food would be a way to get them to exercise without knowing it. You could place small amounts of food on a flat plate and strategically place several plates throughout the house. In this manner, the cat has to move about the house, and therefore exercise, if it wants to eat," Gaughan said. ...
• The main benefit of a regular exercise program is weight loss, but it can also help a cat with diabetes to improve control of the disease, Gaughan said. ...
• "Your veterinarian can calculate your cat's dietary requirements and determine how much food you need to feed it. If your cat is not satisfied with the amount of food it is currently receiving, then it may be reasonable to change to a different food with lower calories so it can eat more and feel full," Gaugan said. ...

• Where the heart is concerned, a cat is never too old or too young to have problems.
• The proper functioning of a cat's vital organs depends on the health of the cardiovascular system. ...
• Reducing the cat's intake of sodium is of primary importance, since salt causes water retention. ...
• and people food in general.
• No cat foods that list salt as an ingredient. (Commercial cat ingredients already contain salt, so an additional listing means there's much more in these than your cat can handle safely. ...
• No added supplements if you are feeding your pet a prescription diet, such as Feline H/D, CV-Formula Feline Diet, etc. Prescription diets are carefully formulated and supplement additions, with the exception of brewer's or torula yeast (which is advised because of it's B vitamins and anti-stress properties), and vegetable enzymes, can undermine the nutrient ratio designed to maintain a correct electrolyte balance.
• If your cat is over weight, decrease portion sizes of his low salt meals. ...
• Chopped cucumbers and dandelions are natural diuretics, which increase urine excretion, and can be added to the food.
• Supplement the cat's diet with a balanced vitamin B complex (or brewer's or torula yeast), and vitamin C daily, and 50 to 100 IU of vitamin E daily. ...
• Exercise is important, but consult your vet on how much your cat is allowed.
• You would never forgive yourself, if for some reason your pet got sick and passed on because of something in their food,. ...
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• Feeding a balanced commercial diet that has been AAFCO (Association of American Feed Control Officials) tested, ensures that your cat receives optimum levels of essential vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, fats and protein. ...
• A range of different formulations of cat food are available to meet the specific requirements of your cat, with food available for kittens, pregnant or nursing cats, healthy adult cats, and older cats. ...
• Special prescription or veterinary diets are also available for cats with specific disease conditions such as obesity, heart disease, kidney disease, and urinary tract problems.
• Always ensure your cat has unlimited access to fresh water, especially if you are feeding a dry, or biscuit diet, as these diets can make your cat thirsty.
• Your local veterinary clinic provides the most up to date information about the ideal diet for your cat.
•   Occasionally, some of these deciduous teeth are retained, and must be removed under anaesthetic, to prevent problems such as damaging the enamel surface of the emerging adult teeth, trapping food, and development of gum and tooth root infections.
• Dry "Dental care" biscuits are available to feed to your cat - feeding these foods, particularly following descaling and polishing of the teeth by a veterinarian, will decrease the rate of further tartar and plaque accumulation on the cats teeth.
• Cat toothpaste and toothbrush products are also available for use in cats amenable to regular teeth brushing.
• If you are not wishing to breed from your cat, he or she can be desexed, or neutered from 5-6 months of age onwards.
• Castrating a male cat involves removal of both testicles, while spaying a female cat, or queen, removes both ovaries and the uterus. In both cases, the operation is performed under general anaesthetic, and involves leaving your cat at the veterinary clinic for the day.
• This also reduces the risk of infectious diseases such as Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV), and Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV), which can be transmitted by cat bites.
• The common cat tapeworms are transmitted by cats eating fleas during grooming, or by eating small rodents, which carry the tapeworm larva. ...
• Remember to weigh your cat before worming to ensure you are giving the correct dose of wormer.
• It is important to combat fleas on the cat, as well as any other contact pets in the house. Options include topical liquid agents applied to the cats fur, oral flea fertility modifying drugs given in the food, collars, sprays and powders.

• The cat's inability to urinate causes the bladder to overfill and prevents the kidneys from discharging the poisonous wastes from the body. Unless the blockage is promptly removed, the cat will suffer a painful death. ...
• Many commercial cat foods contain the cheapest available ingredients resulting in inconsistent control of magnesium content and urine acidity.
• There are several reasons why a cat would urinate less frequently.
• a)  Decreased water intake -- cats fed dry food, water that is too warm, too cold, of poor quality or not easily available.
• change in urinary habits -- a housebroken cat that begins to urinate in bathtub, on the floor, etc. ...
• blood in the urine -- a pink tinge to the urine will be apparent if the cat urinates on a white surface. ...
• The cat suffers considerable pain from the time the blockage begins until coma sets in, and the severity of the pain increases by the hour. ...
•      a)  After discharge from the hospital, your veterinarian may initially recommend Hill's prescription diet s/d for six to eight weeks if sytruvite crystals are the problem. This food dissolves struvite crystals and stones because of its extremely low magnesium content and its ability to produce a very acidic urine.
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•      b)  For long term prevention, feed a CANNED food that provides a controlled magnesium content and urine pH to prevent the formation of new crystals. ... recurs repeatedly in 70% of cats that go back to their regular cat food. The following prescription diets will help prevent recurrence:.
•                 canned MEDI-CAL Geriatric Formula for the senior cat.
• These prescription diets are available only through your veterinarian. They are slightly more expensive than regular store bought food because their ingredients and proportions are carefully controlled to provide the optimum magnesium and urine pH to discourage crystal formation.

• Your cat will give you years of joy and companionship; in return, you will provide your pet with the highest quality of life you can. Vaccinations and proper nutrition are essential for your cat's health. ...
• If your cat goes outside we recommend yearly FIV and Heartworm testing. ...
• We recommend a diet combining canned and dry food. Soft moist foods should be a convenience food. We do not recommend their routine use in your cat's diet. ... The foods you feed to your adult cat should have a low magnesium content and prevent urinary tract infection. Kittens should be fed a kitten formulation food for their first 6 months. Once your kitten is 6 months old, it may be switched to adult food. ...
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• We do not recommend that food be left out all day. "Ad Lib" feeding is contrary to a cat's ancestral feeding habits and has been proven to be the most common cause of pet obesity. ... Canned food should not be allowed to sit out for more than 1 hour. If all the food is not eaten within an hour, decrease the amount offered initially. ... An adult cat needs only 2 feedings a day. ...

• Feeding Your Cat.
• Your cat's nutritional needs change as it enters the different stages of life. Always check with your veterinarian about the right food for your cat.
• Kittenhood--As they are weaned from mother's milk to solid food, start out with canned food gruel. At 7 weeks of age, start adding dry food. ...
• Though they may look like adults before that, keep them on kitten food till then. Gradually change them over to an adult cat chow over the period of about two weeks. ...
• Older cats are prone to a variety of illnesses that may necessitate a prescription diet. ...
• If you should notice that your cat doesn't want to eat cat food you've had stored in the frig, try this. Try serving his food at room temperature or put it in the microwave a few seconds to warm it slightly. As a predator in nature, your cat would normally consume his prey fresh, which would be at body temperature, not frig temperature.
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• However, feeding a cat a lot of tuna can cause steatitis, a condition where vitamin E is destroyed by the excessive amounts of fatty acids in the food. Another potential problem is that the cat may decide it wants a tuna-only diet and will turn her nose up at regular cat food. ...
• Your cat may like the taste, but it will probably give her an upset tummy and even diarrhea. ...
• If your cat relishes the taste of milk, you can safely give her these as an occasional treat.

• Feeding a balanced commercial diet that has been AAFCO (Association of American Feed Control Officials) tested, ensures that your cat receives optimum levels of essential vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, fats and protein. ...
• A range of different formulations of cat food are available to meet the specific requirements of your cat, with food available for kittens, pregnant or nursing cats, healthy adult cats, and older cats. ...
• Special prescription or veterinary diets are also available for cats with specific disease conditions such as obesity, heart disease, kidney disease, and urinary tract problems.
• Always ensure your cat has unlimited access to fresh water, especially if you are feeding a dry, or biscuit diet, as these diets can make your cat thirsty.
• Your local veterinary clinic provides the most up to date information about the ideal diet for your cat.
•   Occasionally, some of these deciduous teeth are retained, and must be removed under anaesthetic, to prevent problems such as damaging the enamel surface of the emerging adult teeth, trapping food, and development of gum and tooth root infections.
• Dry "Dental care" biscuits are available to feed to your cat - feeding these foods, particularly following descaling and polishing of the teeth by a veterinarian, will decrease the rate of further tartar and plaque accumulation on the cats teeth.
• Cat toothpaste and toothbrush products are also available for use in cats amenable to regular teeth brushing.
• If you are not wishing to breed from your cat, he or she can be desexed, or neutered from 5-6 months of age onwards.
• Castrating a male cat involves removal of both testicles, while spaying a female cat, or queen, removes both ovaries and the uterus. In both cases, the operation is performed under general anaesthetic, and involves leaving your cat at the veterinary clinic for the day.
• This also reduces the risk of infectious diseases such as Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV), and Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV), which can be transmitted by cat bites.
• The common cat tapeworms are transmitted by cats eating fleas during grooming, or by eating small rodents, which carry the tapeworm larva. ...
• Remember to weigh your cat before worming to ensure you are giving the correct dose of wormer.
• It is important to combat fleas on the cat, as well as any other contact pets in the house. Options include topical liquid agents applied to the cats fur, oral flea fertility modifying drugs given in the food, collars, sprays and powders.

• The average adult cat weighs in at 9 to 11 pounds, but this may vary with breed and body type. ...
• What's the best way to tip the scales in your cat's favor? Gradually decrease her food intake while increasing her activity level. First, you'll need to determine the exact amount of food she's eating. ... But since some cats are super-finicky, it may be easier to simply reduce the portion size of her regular food. ...
• Depending on your cat's individual preferences, it may help to divide her daily allowance into multiple portions. Even if you're not home during the day, you can easily offer your cat four separate meals. ...
• If your cat is extremely overweight, it's best to consult your veterinarian before starting any weight loss regimen. Your doctor can determine if the condition is due to a medical problem or may recommend a specially formulated low-fat, high-fiber diet available by prescription only.
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• Consumers of organic produce and health food have increasingly been including their pets in their dietary changes. ... And everything from food and chewable vitamins to homeopathic remedies for animals is available online.
• In 1996, the pet health food and supplement industry reached $65 million in sales, and has been growing rapidly ever since.
• But is pet health food really better for your pet? Some owners claim natural recipes have meant the difference between life and death for their companions. ...
• Julia Cahill of Crofton, Maryland, claims she saved her dying cat by switching to "Solid Gold," a natural cat food made with human-grade meats that is free of additives, flavorings, colorings, and preservatives. Her success inspired her to start Crunchies Natural Pet Food three and a half years ago. ...
• Cahill’s story—that of a pet with a chronic, degenerative disease that was cured by a change in diet—is common among pet health food advocates.
• Other veterinarians insist that pet food is bad for pets. ...
• "Commercial pet food suffers from a number of problems," said Jean Hofve, DVM, program coordinator for Companion Animals at the Denver-based Animal Protection Institute, a non-profit advocacy organization. ...
• "Nutritionists at all major pet food manufacturing companies use a wide variety of ingredients to formulate products that are complete and balanced for particular life-stages," said Dr. Abood, who spent five years in the pet food industry.
• Nevertheless, some in the pet health food industry claim that commercial pet food causes a variety of chronic and degenerative diseases, including everything from cancer to kidney disease. ...
• "They eat crummy food, and then get chronic diseases. ...
•   The food fed to dogs should contain approximately two-thirds fresh, chopped meat, and one-third grated vegetables.
• "There is no scientific evidence in dogs or cats to support the benefits of these diets over the commercial pet food products available today. ...

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• That was not, however, the case for two young men who, 50 years ago, found themselves in the unique position of having the resources - as well as the knowledge and the drive to start a pet food company. ...
• When they returned to their hometown of Medina, Ohio several years later, Bill and Jack seized the opportunity to create a product that would fill a gap in the pet food market at that time. ...
• The company's initial product was Bil-Jac Frozen Dog Food. ...
• Consequently, only fresh meat sources were used in the food, and the product was then frozen as a means to keep it fresh during delivery. ...
• Despite the fact that the brothers sold only 6 pounds of the food on their first day in business, success ensued, with the first formulation remaining the company's sole product for nearly 30 years.
• "People always asked my dad why he didn't have a dry dog food, and I heard his answer many, many times," Kelly said. "He said he wasn't going to make a dry food until he was confident that he could present his customers with a product of the same quality as his frozen foods. ...
• Of particular concern to Bill was the traditional meat-rendering process used in pet food manufacturing. ...
• With the process established in the mid-1980's, Bil-Jac released its line of dry pet foods, which included Bil-Jac Select, Puppy and Reduced Fat Dog Foods, as well as canine Liver Treats and a dry Cat Food. The release of the Kitten and Reduced Fat Cat formulas, as well as three flavors of Cat Treats, followed. ...
• "I like to use them because they're as nutritional as the Bil-Jac food. ...
• This flies in the face of today's public relations and marketing experts, who say doing so is surely a prescription for the end of a business. ...
• The procedure is simple: "Take a bowl of Bil-Jac food and, at a regular feeding time, place it next to a bowl of the pet's usual food," Kelly said. ...
• "Our goal is not to be the largest pet food manufacturer out there," Kelly said. ...
• In the eyes of Bil-Jac executives, the premium pet food market is booming, and Kelly said he doesn't see that changing anytime in the near future. ...
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• Your cat's appetite might have ballooned out of frustration. Did you feed him every time he cried or ran to the food dish? If so, you unwittingly contributed to a food obsession. The next time this happens, distract your cat with a game or toy. It may be your cat merely needs more contact. Affection is a terrific substitute for food. ... Your cat is what he or she eats, and you're in control of the food. Love your cat with affection - not food!.
• It's not uncommon for cats to selectively eat food containing nutrients they may be deficient in. ...
• Changing your cat's eating pattern.
• Once your vet has determined that your cat is healthy, you'll need to start changing your pet's eating patterns. ... You don't want your cat's excess weight to stress the heart or cause other physical problems. ...
• Curtail your cat's snacking habits and make sure his daily feedings aren't overgenerous.
• Divide four and a half ounces of food into three feed- ings a day if your cat's acceptable weight is in the range of nine to eleven pounds. ...
• Feed Pudgette some melon or vegetables that are low in calories if he pesters you for more food. ...

• A weight problem can cause your cat discomfort, reduce energy levels and even decrease his or her life expectancy. ... Prescription Diet® Feline r/d® was created especially for the management of weight problems in cats. ...
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• Helps your cat convert fat into energy to help reduce body fat safely .
• Reduced calories and fat help your cat lose weight .
• Your cat will eat less and feel more satisfied because of the increased fiber .
• "Your product has helped my cat to lose three pounds, and it's still working. ... We have been using Prescription Diet® Feline r/d® for two years and are very happy with it. ...
• Prescription Diet® Feline w/d® was formulated specifically for cats that are less active, neutered, or otherwise prone to weight gain. Weight problems can rob your cat of energy and lead to arthritis, heart disease, diabetes and other problems. ...
• Key Benefits of Prescription Diet® Feline w/d® .
• Helps your cat convert fat into energy to reduce body fat safely .
• Your cat will eat less and feel more satisfied because of the increased fiber .
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• If your cat is losing the battle of the bulge, then Science Diet® Feline Light should be on the menu. It's a daily maintenance food with the nutrients your cat needs to stay healthy, but with fewer calories and fat to help with weight control. Unlike some "reduced" foods, Science Diet Feline Light meets federal regulations for a light and low fat cat food. It also has the Healthy Defense(TM) System to keep your cat stronger, longer. ...

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