Julia
On Saturday, June 17, 2006, at 11:26 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
They both make wet foods too, try that petfooddirect.com website I posted, they show all their wet foods too (I believe I posted direct links to the wet varieties for each brand I listed). I'm reading my bag of California natural right now, it does NOT have phenyalanine in it, unless it's under the guise of "natural flavors". I think that out of all the wet brands I read doing the research for you that the Innova Evo was the highest protein wet cat food available.
I'm not the local expert on wet and raw diets for this group.. I'm sure one of them will join in and tell us why wet/raw is better due to the increased liquid and how the protein ratios work out, but I am fairly sure that it's the same in the end because the cats on "wet" diets drink less water so the protein they eat doesn't get "diluted" much with extra water, where-as cats on dry diets drink a ton more water, so the protein in the food they eat gets well diluted down to the same difference as what's in wet food... that's the only logical explanation as to why wet cat food is so much lower in protein. Someone here MUST know that for sure though....
I guess I'm used to living out in the country, I order most everything online. My food I can buy at my vet's office, but all supplies and supplements I buy at fostersmith.com.
Phaewryn
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