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Post #134332577 added 01-17-2020 8:53 AM by p3trol_h3ad in Deal Talk
heh, it's more like "I had no idea for the first 15 years of her life, then I found out but figured 'Well it hasn't seemed to bother yer yet, so..." But yes, health is a fickle B.
Post #134317214 added 01-16-2020 4:15 PM by Pga in Deal Talk
better deal here https://slickdeals.net/f/13803215-rachael-ray-nutrish-natural-chicken-brown-rice-recipe-dry-cat-food-14-lbs-11-52-each-or-less-fs-over-50?v=1&src=SiteSearch
Post #134317100 added 01-16-2020 4:08 PM by BeigeHealth285 in Deal Talk
Absolutely, I can’t make everyone change their minds! But if some health issues directly linked to dry food (thyroid, diabetes, urinal blockage etc) happens to your kitty (which I wholeheartedly pray...
Post #134311892 added 01-16-2020 12:18 PM by p3trol_h3ad in Deal Talk
This is fine and all and everyone is entitled to their own opinion, facts, whatever. But here is a fact. I adopted my kitty from the local Humane Society when she was a month old. She is now 16 years...
Post #134310251 added 01-16-2020 11:18 AM by Bigzamboni in Deal Talk
Will depend on the cat, but for my cats, a water fountain increased their water consumption considerably.
Post #134306828 added 01-16-2020 9:24 AM by lilbabykenny in Deal Talk
There’s no conflict at all. The simple facts are wet is better than dry, because cats get most of their hydration from the food they consume, they never will drink an appropriate amount of water if...
Post #134305952 added 01-16-2020 8:57 AM by littlepigs in Deal Talk
seems to be many conflicts on what's best.. can any cat experts help what's best when it comes to: 1) quality cat food brand 2) wet or dry or mixed 3) grains, no grains, or mixed
Post #134305370 added 01-16-2020 8:42 AM by BeigeHealth285 in Deal Talk
There are ways to make picky cats eat. But good luck to you and even better luck to your cat, because some manage to live long lives even on kibble, I truly hope he/she is one of those!
Post #134304731 added 01-16-2020 8:21 AM by OneSuperfighter in Deal Talk
Can you post links to the research you have read? I am very interested in any actual scientific studies on this topic (as opposed to marketing copy or anecdotal evidence).
Post #134303834 added 01-16-2020 7:49 AM by karrikarri in Deal Talk
Grain free is being found to cause cardiac problems. Just something to keep in mind.
Post #134303561 added 01-16-2020 7:40 AM by ferrado in Deal Talk
14 lb is cheaper on amazon too https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I2KPO4C/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?tag=slickdeals09-20&ascsubtag=1df7e0ce387611eaa1519aec81e22f080INT&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1&th=1
Post #134302574 added 01-16-2020 7:03 AM by OneSuperfighter in Deal Talk
I checked out Catfooddb.com. They state in their FAQ that their only data is the ingredients info provided by the manufacturer. They have no research on health or anything else related to your cat....
Post #134302076 added 01-16-2020 6:41 AM by aGnomeCat in Deal Talk
My cat refuses to eat wet food, no matter if I buy fancy feast, tiki cat, or instinct. So I'll continue to feed kibble.
Post #134301917 added 01-16-2020 6:34 AM by BeigeHealth285 in Deal Talk
Please stop feeding your cats low quality kibble! (Any kibble for that matter). They are not meant to eat dehydrated food, because they can never “outdrink” the damage it causes. Urine crystals are...
Post #134300996 added 01-16-2020 5:53 AM by jTexans in Deal Talk
Wasn't there an FDA recall for Rachael Ray's dry cat and dog food products recently? quick google search will find recall info and lawsuits as well.
Post #134300978 added 01-16-2020 5:52 AM by shigro420 in Deal Talk
Any time you can get a decent cat food at under a dollar a pound, it's a good deal.
Post #134297948 added 01-15-2020 11:00 PM by Crayon390 in Deal Talk
Great, repped.
Post #134296355 added 01-15-2020 8:47 PM by aepro in Deal Talk
thats a great price. $10 w/ prime shipping on Amazon is a decent deal on the 6lb if unable to replicate the chewy deal you got....
Post #134296247 added 01-15-2020 8:40 PM by BosuxRedsux in Deal Talk
thanks, in 4 5 14lbs chicken $59.58 chewy
Post #134295860 added 01-15-2020 8:20 PM by Bigzamboni in Deal Talk
The Woodland Catch is rated significantly above average and the price on the 6lb bags is pretty good. I ordered 8x from Chewy for $45.39 after $15 off new customer coupon and 30% for autoship.
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