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• For liability reasons a rescuer might be unable to place the cat in another home. When asked about declawing, one man said, "Never again, it made my cat savage. ...
• No argument for declawing has to do with the cat's welfare except vis a vis the caretaker's furnishings. Any argument that speaks to protecting a person or child from being scratched ought to factor in the graver danger from a cat bite. ...
• Trimming the nail tips (cat claw scissors are sold at pet supply houses or use regular nail clippers) and an adequate scratching post are needed. ...
• Don't invest in rinkydink, short, wobbly "scratching posts" which your cat will only scoff at while beelining for your couch! The Tall Felix sold at boutique pet stores locally for about $60 (or call the maker directly in Seattle at (206) 547-0042) is excellent. ...
• "My dog thinks he's a person; my cat thinks she's God. ... Columbo, my detective cat, used to awaken me daily when it suited him by clawing my new furniture. I erupted loudly and he loved it: "The food lady is up!" Then I got smart: for a few days I slipped quietly out of bed when awakened and put him in the bathroom. ...
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• Dry food is good for removing tartar on the teeth, but for an indoor cat, meals, including canned food (or fish or meat without bones -- cooking makes the bones brittle which can rupture the intestine) is a critical component of Kitty's happiness and health.
• As a strict carnivore (unlike rabbits, also known as "vegetarian cats"), Kitty benefits from a diet which promotes a slightly acidic urine (with a pH between 6. ... Crystals cannot form in a slightly acidic urine (as is natural from a high protein meat-based diet. ) Even in diets with a very high level of magnesium, if the cat's urine is slightly acidic, strived crystals may not form. The Whole Cat Journal, Vol. ... there is nothing natural or holistic about dry food, and FUS (feline urological syndrome) occurs almost exclusively in cats fed. ... dry food. ...

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• As she studied the ingredients of a typical commercial cat food product, she thought to herself, "I can do better than that. " and began to research and prepare a healthy diet. ... But, as Rose thought about it, it occurred to her that cats and dogs don't eat cooked food in their natural environment, they eat everything raw. ...
• Soon she realized that even with her science background, she needed more scientific input. ...
• So, Fahey and Pucillo came up with a vitamin/mineral supplement to add to meats and a recipe of organs and meat to form a complete diet for both dogs and cats. ...
• Soon, strangers who were veterinarians and dog and cat breeders and owners began calling Rose and asking her about her diets and requesting portions for themselves. ...
• The demand from others for the raw meat diets led Rose to research how her diet could be mass-processed, packaged and stored. ...
• News of Rose’s Diet continued to spread via word-of-mouth to an even greater extent and potential customers tried to place orders. ...
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• First and foremost, we must evaluate what food is being fed and the quantity. ... No puppy food is allowed since it is higher in protein and fat than an adult ration. No cat food should be allowed in dogs for similar reasons (excessive protein), and most of all, no table scraps or snacks allowed.
• As for the quantity of food, there are rules of thumb that apply to the normal metabolism of active adult dogs. For example, 1 cup of dry food per 10 pounds of body weight per 24 hours in divided feedings is acceptable. Yet, a can of dog food has the calories of two cups of dry food.
• Commercial and premium diet pet foods help, as they reduce the caloric intake 20-33 percent, depending on the brand chosen. The deepest dip in calories is the high-fiber, virtually no-fat, low-energy R/D food from Science Diet that cuts calories 50 percent, yet allows dogs to feel full due to the bulk of the excess fiber. ...
• Just as in a house cat, a sedentary house dog or a dog confined all day cannot attain the metabolism to burn off the calories consumed. ...
• In those cases, weight control must be managed from diet only. However, if metabolism seems stagnant and even through food cutbacks and exercise weight persists, your veterinarian may suggest testing for endocrine problems. ...
• The Hill's Science Diet people are not the only people who are marketing diet food to help in the battle of the bulge. ...

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• A great diet will help restore health to ill pets and often prevent health problems.   The best diet to feed is a balanced, supplemented, homemade diet. ...
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• -50 to -100 - Any other commercial food, including Science diet. ...
•   If an animal has ripping and tearing teeth along with bone crunching teeth, a small muscular stomach and a short digestive tract and most inhale their food rather than chewing, should they be fed pap?  What quality are the ingredients and the processing?  What about chemical additives & preservatives.   As with people, some animals seem to maintain their health on poor quality foods, but others become more and more unhealthy until their diet is changed. ...
•     A brief example:  A new patient’s problems were not too severe, so I started with only diet and not homeopathy. Symptoms were mostly behavioral: constant movement, could only sit still for minutes at a time; would circle the room for 20-30 minutes when someone came in the house; drooled on walks and in car when excited; jumps up on counters (she is a golden); swallows anything - socks, scrunchies, paper; gets into trash for food and other items. ...    After 3 weeks on a raw food diet the report was: 90% better on the lead with no pulling at all; calmer at all times; ears are only slightly pink now, the skin lot its redness and is now white; she itches her face 80% less; does not get into trash but still watches her do laundry; still eats stool; still drools; she is 20% better when people come to the house and can sit still for 3 minutes rather than 10 seconds; her stools lost their odor; her hair is glowing and a deeper color (common change on good diet); she is now showing increased frequency of urinating and mucus on the stools so it is time now for a remedy.   These are some changes one frequently sees on diet change. ...
•      As with a person starting a new diet, you may want to recommend books for guidance, but after a time,  people  will either follow recipes,  feed their own combinations, cook mixtures or give raw meat plus what they eat. ... Natural Health for Dogs and Cats ,  The New Natural Cat, Its For the Animals “Cookbook”, Cat Care, Naturally, Dog Care, Naturally, The Ultimate Diet, Give your Dog a Bone and Reigning Cats and Dogs. ...   You must find the best diet for each animal and for yourself as “chef”. ...
•      I remind people that paying extra for organic is like making a charitable contribution to the health of our planet, and sometimes people can afford better food if they decrease their tithing and put some of that money into organic ingredients. ...

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• However, there is almost certainly a correlation between the quality of a diet's ingredients and a pet's long term health. ... Diets/environments containing toxic chemicals such as pesticides, herbicides, hormones, antibiotic residues and/or liver toxic food preservatives can be contributing factors to liver and kidney dysfunction, hypersensitivities (allergies) involving the skin, feline asthma and neoplasms (tumors, including cancer). ... A diet beneficial for one particular individual and/or breed of dog or cat may be harmful to another. Further, it is possible for an animal to develop an allergic response to ingredients in a diet they have been given for years. ... For example, does the addition of a new ingredient or supplement cause an animal to itch more or develop other reactions? Finally, regarding diet, avoid any diet that contains Ethoxyquin, BHA, Propyl Gallate, Propylene Glycol and/or BHT (this ingredient list is not exhaustive). ...
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• Also: see the following FDA Consumer Bulletin: "Understanding Pet Food labels," by David A. ...
• In addition, pet foods listing one or more of the following as ingredients should be avoided and/or reevaluated as a primary nutrient source for your pet: Meat Meal, Animal Fat, Poultry By-Products, Soybean Meal, Rice-Gluten, Wheat Mids, Peanut Hulls, Rice Bran, Wheat Flour, Wheat Bran, Rice Flour, Artificial Colors and Flavors or any other substandard, low quality, by-product from human food processing. ... While a fresh, correctly portioned and balanced, natural, home diet may be somewhat more expensive than a dry food diet, it will reduce health problems and lead to a happier life for your pet. ... Finally, the dietary recommendations for dogs and cats are not totally dissimilar from those for humans, except that humans are omnivorous and do not require meat in their diet. ... However, while dogs and especially cats require meat, a meat only diet would be unbalanced and harmful to them. Further, a cat's nutritional needs vary considerably from a dog's. ...
• See: Flea Control Warning for Cat & Dog Households! Exposure to any toxic substances including dangerous plants and household chemicals should be avoided. ...
• A dog or cat should have their teeth brushed (front and back/both sides of the tooth) two to three times per week or more frequently as needed. ...
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• My cat had the runs a while ago.
• You have to give him a special human quality diet for a while.
• Take his regular food away and gave him nothing but real chicken breast pieces and some rice. ...
• After a couple of days, you can slowly get back to his regular diet. ...
• Once he's moved back to Iams or Science Diet and it's the same old drill.
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• Currently, I am giving the B-man a preservative free cat food -- he loves it but will have wait and see to report on its effectiveness.
• he never had a can of dog food in his life. ...
• nowadays whenever i say something like that about pet food it's 'cuz, other than the prehistoric stick of butter sitting next to it, that tempting open can of catfood is the only edible thing left in fridge and the apartment.
• We blew about $2,500 on an MRI for our cat recently to pin down some kind of spinal cord problem she was having. Naturally, it revealed exactly nothing (except that we were willing to pay lots of money for anything that offered even the remotest chance of helping our cat).
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• My cat Sami became really lethargic and I took her to the vet and they too said nothing was wrong with her blood and but gave her something for her stomach. ...
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• I can't believe I'm participating in a cat health thread, next thing you know I'll stop leaving the house and scream at my neighbors in my robe and curlers. ... Our cat Einstein has had the exact same problem for the past month. ... We fasted him for a day, then started him on baby food, which lasted a couple of days before we put him on cat food again. ... We've also switched to "Hill's Prescription Diet Feline z/d Low Allergen" food, which he's not too thrilled about. ...

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• Pet owners worry about safety of dog and cat food.
• Lola, a 2-year-old Siamese cat of generous proportions, likes to graze all day long. ...
• For the first time, standing in the pet-food aisle of a Queen Anne grocery the other day, Lewis studied the ingredient list on the bag of fish-flavored dry food Lola prefers.
• "Obviously, if there's a contaminated (cow) and if its brain and spinal cord make it into the pet food, then yes," there is cause for concern, said Rebecca Remillard, a small-animal veterinarian who specializes in pet-food nutrition at Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston.
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• In May, the Food and Drug Administration, which regulates pet food and other animal feed, recalled a batch of dog food containing rendered material from an infected Canadian cow. Imports of pet food produced in Canada also were put on hold. ...
• The domestic pet-food industry is quick to point out only one case of mad cow disease has been found in the United States.
• "That's not something I think pet owners need to worry about in terms of any risk," said Stephen Payne, spokesman for the Pet Food Institute, a trade organization that represents 95 percent of the nation's pet-food manufacturers.
• Pet-food companies buy 25 percent to 30 percent of the material produced by animal-rendering plants, which is used as a protein source.
• The leftovers are heated to between 250 and 300 degrees Fahrenheit, separated into fats and proteins and processed for cooking oils, vitamin supplements, pet food and other animal feeds. ...
• At All The Best Pet Care, a pet-food store on Queen Anne, customers have been asking about the quality of beef in the products they're buying, manager Laura Bevin said.
• Owner Susan Moss, who founded the local pet-food chain in 1985, said there has been a proliferation in the past decade of pet-food companies that market foods made with human-grade meats, including beef.
• Consumer concern over shelters paying renderers to pick up euthanized animals led many pet-food manufacturers to develop contracts that prohibit the practice, said Tom Cook, president of the National Renderers Association. ...
• "Our members have contractual specifications for the material they purchase," said Payne, from the Pet Food Institute. ...
• But the regulatory community is buzzing, Jones said, about whether the same cow parts banned from human foods, including brain, spinal cord and ganglia, should now be cut entirely out of the animal food chain.

• Over the past decades, the pet food industry has provided convenient and economical foods for domestic animals. Because the public has become comfortable with the idea that commercial pet foods can provide complete and balanced nutrition for the life of the animal, basic diet is no longer generally considered an important source of disease. ... By ignoring the basic diet when advising pet owners, doctors and retailers are forgetting basic physiological principles: the importance of fresh and varied foods in the diet and biochemical individuality. What food consumer in their right mind would believe that food in a bag or can would provide all the nutrition they (personally) would ever need? This is the basis for most “alternative feeding philosophies. ...
• A recent study showed that different breeds of dogs exhibit different abilities to digest the same diet (Zentek, 1994). ... Breeds of dogs that may have developed over hundreds of years as lap-sitters (like the Chihuahua) may well have different requirements than a less popular working breed such as the Anatolian Shepherd, depending on how their diet was related to their locale of origin, their function, and how long they have been bred as pet animals eating commercial diets.
• ” The new science of euphenics (“knowledge of individual nucleotide sequences can be used to optimize elements of each person’s lifestyle”) will impact veterinarians directly and force us to face every-day diet concerns in every animal as an individual, and adopt nutritional counseling as an everyday medical procedure. ...
• It should be clear that, in addition to uncertainty about the more subtle animal requirements in general, individual animals vary so much in their metabolic function that a blanket recommendation for "any good commercial diet" may not address the individual pet's optimal health potential. In general, when we think about how to feed pets, we try to refer to the "Paleolithic" diet as a starting point. Carnivorous pet animals like the cat, (or facultative carnivores, like the dog) are presumed to need high quality meat, whole grain and high quality fiber sources, along with adequate fat levels, vitamins and minerals. ... This breed has a tendency to form urate stones, and the prevention most commonly recommended is a vegetarian diet. ...
• The profession has historically recommended that owners NEVER feed real food (or table scraps) to pets. ... Some veterinarians now recommend supplementing the diet with meat and vegetables, for (facultative) carnivores such as dogs or obligate carnivores such as cats. This practice may provide the pet with phytochemicals and other vital nutrients that have yet to be recognized as essential by nutritional science. The National Cancer Institute has promoted their “five-a-day” program to encourage people to eat five to nine servings of fruits and vegetables a day—this is because studies examining individual nutrients, such as Vitamin A or E, simply haven’t prevented cancer as well as real fruits and vegetables in the diet—and we don’t know what is in real foods that works so well. ...
• These range from diets formulated on nutrition formulation programs which theoretically provide complete and balanced recipes (Strombeck, 1998), (Pitcairn, 1995) to more extreme diets such as raw, grainless and BARF (Bones and Raw Food) diets.

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•     Question: We are confused about our very beloved cat Suzy (almost 13). A year or two ago I clipped out your column about dry food. ... You said Science Diet r/d was the best weight reduction diet. ... BUT, in the past few weeks you have been very emphatic about feeding cats only canned kitten (?) food. ... She has a tough time with canned food. ...
• Dry food for cats has been recommended for as long as I have been in practice (28 years and counting). ...
•     Hills prescription diet r/d does work well to manage obesity. ... Now we know we can do much better with a high protein, low-fat, low-carbohydrate diet. Assuming that Suzy's 13-year-old organs are functioning properly, she'll be slim and much healthier on canned kitten food — no fooling.
•     A cat Suzy's age should have a senior lab profile to make sure that all systems are running strong. If she checks out well, I suggest a very gradual transition to canned kitten food over as many months as it takes. ...
•     Suzy's unwillingness to accept canned food isn't unusual. ... This means that if you raise a kitten on dry food, you may find it difficult to convert her to canned later. ...
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• The 6-month-old kitten likes your canned food but canned food of any kind gives him soft stools. ... Could the Wysong dry food be too high in protein for him? They are both still eating a mixture of Wysong and the old food. His stools were fine when he was just eating Science Diet dry kitten food. The older cat (the one with struvite crystals) has no stool problems. ...
•   Animals that have been previously fed a commercial diet often have lower concentrations of the necessary digestive enzymes and bacteria needed to digest a more natural diet, such as Wysong, which may cause looser stools in the beginning. ...
• I adopted a shelter cat approximately 18 months old after one of my cats passed from kidney failure. We were told he was eating Science Diet. I bought Science Diet and he really didn’t like it. ... Since this new cat would not really eat the Science Diet I bought another brand and the new cat loved it, but still had loose, smelly stool. ... My new cat’s stool is now normal. ... I also would like to mention that my first cat that had died of kidney failure developed allergies when she was about 1 year old. Not knowing any better I was feeding her store bought cat food. The vet wanted me to give her a home cooked diet. ... I tried switching the cat to Vitality™ and her allergies improved dramatically. She still needed a very small dosage of allergy serum injected a couple of times a month for tree and grass (she was an indoor cat) allergies. However, I truly believe that the Wysong Diet did wonders for her.

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• i used to work in a pet food/garden stuff/coal merchants who stocked science diet and had cats and dogs. ...
• so i have indeed heard the story on the food, and seen animals and their weight and health when fed science diet. ...
• they seemed active, so i didn’t nag too much about changing their food. after all, at 4 years old, it’s a worry that they won’t take to other food, once used to a particular brand or type. ...
• he used to eat as much of a can of food as possible then bring it up again too. ...
• first off, science diet is a dry food, so it contains more nutrition, being minus slop! it does need a bowl of water by the food, as the cats suddenly aren’t getting their mouths wet when eating! well after about 2 months now, we’ve stopped coming home to a stale smell under the stairs and on the landing, so the urinating looks to be solved. ...
• second, science diet is claimed to be less costly per day. this i wondered about, it recommends a daily weight of food for your animal’s weight. ...
• Needless to say, they stared at me in shock, and two hours later were waiting for more food! So it seemed it would be quite expensive compared. ...
• I have worked out that the cost over a month is probably quite similar, and with the healthier food and improved personal habits of Tyke, I’m happy. ...
• So I have to wholeheartedly say this is very good food. ...
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• LOW SALT (LOW SODIUM) DIETS Your pet has been recommended a low salt diet by your vet. ... We have made up a list of what are considered "low salt" foods that can be fed as treats or as part of the diet, and "high salt" foods that should be avoided. We have included some of the common pet foods, but you can check your own pet food by reading the sodium content per 100g on the label. ...
• · Hills Science Plan -adult canned, senior canned has least.
• I couldn't find a commercially available cat food with under 250mg/100g DM sodium. ... Salt content is also kept high especially in dry cat food to encourage drinking to minimise urinary tract problems. However the senior versions of most of the cat foods (Beta, Hills, Iams) come closest. ...
• As a rule most pre-prepared or processed food contains high levels of salt as flavouring or preservative.

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• Although it is intended primarily for scientists, pet-food manufacturers, and veterinarians, the report also includes tips on how to recognize when dogs and cats are overweight, and on what and how to feed the animals to keep them healthy. ...
• The report provides an extensive review and summary of thousands of scientific papers published on cat and dog nutrition over the past 25 years and makes science-based recommendations on specific nutrient requirements. ... The report includes a comprehensive discussion of pet-food additives and numerous tables detailing the composition of ingredients typically used in pet foods. ...
• The most obvious way to help a dog trim down is to feed it smaller amounts of food on its regular feeding schedule, and to make sure the dog is not being fed table scraps or getting into the food bowls of other dogs in the neighborhood. Owners may also choose a low-calorie "diet" dog food or food high in fiber, which may help the dog feel full without consuming too many calories. ...
• If a cat looks overweight, it is, the report says. ... A cat is underweight if it feels "bony," has little or no fat on the ribs, or appears to "cave in" just behind the ribs. At an ideal weight, a cat appears well-proportioned, shows a moderate waistline behind the ribs, and has a thin covering of fat over the ribs and abdomen.
• Putting less of the same food in a cat's bowl each day while still allowing the animal to eat at all times of the day -- cats eat between 12 and 20 meals a day -- will help a fat cat lose weight, the report says. ... Other ways to get a cat to trim down include serving it a low-calorie food or less appealing food. ...
• They should not be fed a vegetarian diet because it could result in harmful deficiencies of certain amino acids, fatty acids, and vitamins, the report says. Although dogs may prefer animal-based food, they can survive on a vegetarian diet as long as it contains sufficient protein and other nutrients, the report notes.
• Dogs' and cats' preference for food is influenced by many factors, such as early feeding experiences, "flavor fatigue," meal temperature, odor, texture, and taste. Cats are indeed more finicky than dogs, so cat owners need to be more careful to ensure their pets are getting the recommended essential nutrients. When changing diets, it is important that pet owners gradually mix familiar food with new food before switching completely, the report points out.

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• The great taste and essential nutrients make Science Diet® Feline Adult perfect for keeping your adult cat in tip-top shape. Science Diet® brand has everything she needs to stay strong, healthy and happy. And with the Healthy Defense™ System of antioxidants, your cat will have the benefit of extra protection against the risk of disease. ...
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• At Hill's, we understand the bond you have with your cat. That's why we balance nutrients for your cat's optimal health. We want to help you take care of your adult cat so it will experience a long, happy and healthy life with you and your family. ...
• A cat between the ages of one and six years is considered an adult cat. ...
• Obesity is due in large part to the increased palatability and popularity of dry cat food, and the common practice of leaving cat food in the bowl for cats to eat at any time. ... A cat prone to obesity requires a low-fat, moderate-fiber food to help keep the cat trim and feeling full without reducing their volume of food intake.
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• Hill's® Science Diet® Feline Adult is developed just for this stage in your cat's life. Your adult cat will not only develop a coat that is shiny and soft, but also a healthy defense against the risk of disease during the adult cat lifestage.
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• Americans Still Consume One-Third Of Calories From Low-Nutrient "Tip Of The Pyramid" (September 29, 2000) — Energy-dense, nutrient-poor foods (EDNP's), which are generally rich in fats, oils and sugars, occupy the very small "tip" of the Food Pyramid used to illustrate America's recommended dietary guidelines. ...
• Variety In Diet Could Be A Factor In Obesity Problem In The U. ... ; When Eating One Food, Satiation Is Reached More Quickly And Therefore Overeating Less Likely (June 25, 2001) — Eating a limited variety at mealtime may be a good way to control weight, according to a new study that reviews the research on diet, food intake and repercussions to body composition. ...
• Parkinson's Disease Linked To High Iron Intake (June 10, 2003) — People with high levels of iron in their diet are more likely to develop Parkinson's disease, according to a study in the June 10 issue of Neurology, the scientific journal of the American Academy of Neurology. ...
• 21st Century Complete Guide to First Response and Survival in Emergencies and Disasters: Over Sixty Military and Federal Documents with Crucial, Practical Information on Medical Emergencies, First Aid, Travel and Food Illnesses, Pesticide Poisoning, Injury Prevention, Hazmat Accidents, Toxic Chemicals, Natural and Weather Disasters, and Terrorism Threats.
• Tremorogenic Mycotoxin Intoxication - Dogs allowed to roam free or get into trash can ingest moldy food that contains toxins which can cause twitching, tremors and seizures. ...

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• Pet Food Comparisons.
• Life’s Abundance Premium Health Food for Cats is based on a variety of superior whole food ingredients designed to provide 100% complete nutrition in accordance with AAFCO feeding protocols for all life stages.   Each ingredient was carefully selected to work in harmony with each other to provide the optimal nutrition for your cat. ...
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• Probiotics promote a healthy digestive tract by maintaining the delicate balance of friendly bacteria in your cat's intestines.   This is important because the digestive  tract is the barrier between whatever a cat eats and its blood stream. ...
• Unlike most other leading brands of cat foods, we use chelated minerals because a proper balance of minerals is essential for good health and chelated minerals are more easily absorbed than non-chelated.
• Free radicals are continually being produced by your cat’s body as part of its normal aging process. Your cat is also exposed to external sources such as second hand smoke, pesticides, pollution, excess sunlight, which also produce free radicals. ...

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