--point.
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i'm kind
My thought on all of this was, how do we know this
wasn't a 'dry run' for terrorists? How do we know
that they aren't testing the waters to find through
which company and in what way they can inflict the
most damage through our food supply? Me paranoid? No
way. ;)
:)
Wendy
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From: wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Looking for a good canned food
My thought on all of this was, how do we know this
wasn't a 'dry run' for terrorists? How do
LOL My Pippin used to try to bury the Innova wet food!
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Try Shredded Friskies...Turkey and Cheese, Salmon and Cheese.
My cats devour this stuff and will begged for it.
Friskies Prime Fillets
Fancy Feast Medley
Whiskas
Buy a can of each so you
LOL how funny! i got some for my cats and they wouldn't touch the stuff
:-/
elizabeth
On 3/24/07, Gina WN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
LOL My Pippin used to try to bury the Innova wet food!
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*Try Shredded Friskies...Turkey and Cheese, Salmon and Cheese. *
*My cats
I have one who will ONLY eat the Friskies shredded cheese and turkey in gravy.
And the turkey prime fillets is the preferred cat food of my pickiest eater.
From what I can determine, Friskies and Fancy Feast are not manufactured by
Menu Foods. I would like to know everything that has
i'm kind of surprised that whiskas--9 lives--friskies aren't advertising
like crazy right now. makes me really worry that they know something we
don't--like that their products might show up on the list one of these
days.
On 3/24/07, Susan Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have one who
That is a very good--and scary--point.
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i'm kind of surprised that whiskas--9
In a message dated 3/24/07 1:04:23 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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That is a very good--and scary--point
Yes, I was also thinking [See? Sometimes my brain DOES work!!!] the same
thingabout Friskies Fancy Feast.
Wonder if we'll ever know the truth...
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i'm kind of surprised that whiskas--9 lives--friskies aren't advertising like
crazy right now. makes me really worry that they know
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i'm kind of surprised that whiskas--9 lives--friskies aren't advertising
like crazy right now. makes me really worry that they know
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That is a very good--and scary--point.
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i'm kind
I hear you. Has Menu foods even acknowledged that there was rat poison
in the wheat they bought from China? I haven't seen it yet if they
have. It hasn't stopped me from checking all labels for wheat gluten
though.
N
Susan Hoffman wrote:
This is the line that troubles me -- effected by the
doesn't all wheat have gluten? isn't that why people with celiac
disease can't eat products with wheat? (and so what, if the same
equipment was used to process the stuff with rice or something
else. i don't think that rat poison cares what it clings to.)
what are SAFE sources of protein in
Perhaps all wheat has gluten, but I highly doubt it all comes from the
same source in China. I don't know. Now I have to go find my glasses
and check the label on my Roman Meal bread! Could it be possible that
Menu Foods also produces processed foods for people too? Or that they
are not
no, not that we can't be safe from all hazards, but that we're really
fooling ourselves if we think that our food sources have been safe for
a long time.
we've all heard about SPORADIC outbreaks of e-coli, salmonella, etc
etc and seen videos of horrible things happening at
slaughterhouses,
If you go to Purina's web page they have a whole special page about how
their
foods are safe
Tad
TenHouseCats wrote:
i'm kind of surprised that whiskas--9 lives--friskies aren't
advertising like crazy right now. makes me really worry that they know
something we don't--like that their
I can't believe you got a giggle out of me after all that.
Nina
TenHouseCats wrote:
no, not that we can't be safe from all hazards, but that we're really
fooling ourselves if we think that our food sources have been safe for
a long time.
we've all heard about SPORADIC outbreaks of e-coli,
At 01:08 PM 3/24/2007, you wrote:
Boy do I agree.those were the days when the dogs ate table scraps
and SKIPPY and lived long healthy lives.
Organic does not mean much as far as safety, You may avoid
pesticides, but the you risk mold , so of which are more deadly,
Kelly lane
If
so maybe the point is, we do the best we can with the information we
have at the moment
and hold onto our cats and one another for dear life.
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Maybe That'll Make The Difference
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Basically, if you don't raise it or farm it yourself, there's no guarantees.
Even
then, accidents happen occasionally.
Phaewryn
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what are SAFE sources of protein in this world anymore, anyway? for
humans OR critters? i just cannot
My ex-step-dad's father would spend an hour after every grocery shopping trip
WASHING
everything he bought before putting it in his refrigerator or pantry: gallons of
milk, blocks of cheese, jars of condiments, canned food, all washed with hot
soapy
water, if the label fell off, he would use a
At 03:14 PM 3/24/2007, you wrote:
We all have out compulsions, Me I eat fruit and vegetables
without even washing it,,Most germs are on your hand, And as I
mentioned i will not ever eat home canned products, Botulism is
so lethal, Anyway,, I never get sick either, We have no way of
While it may be largely a matter of personal taste, I've had a couple of very
finicky eaters who wanted to subsist on Friskies turkey prime fillets. Also,
Marie, the ultimate finicky eater, can tell the difference between Friskies
regular chicken in gravy and the senior formula/special diet
I have a dry food addict who became ill a couple of
months ago with a severe liver infection and lost a
lot of weight. I tried to get Boo to eat everything,
but he had absolutely no interest in any food (except
meat baby food) until I tried the new Fancy Feast
elegant medleys. He just gobbles
locally in Ohio.
Debbie
http://wwwlovepoetry.blogspot.com/
-Original Message- From: Susan Hoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Sent: Mar 21, 2007 9:43 AM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: Looking for a good canned food While it may be largely a matter of personal taste, I've had a
in Ohio.
Debbie
http://wwwlovepoetry.blogspot.com/
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From: Susan Hoffman
Sent: Mar 21, 2007 9:43 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Looking for a good canned food
While it may be largely a matter of personal taste, I've had a couple of
very finicky eaters
Debbie-
Well I guess it really depends on our fur babies. And believe me, I have
a ungiue crew, and that's putting it mildly...
Some will eat just about anything, but I'll focus on my persnickety
babies...
My Puma (ancient, ill w/ kitty alzheimers [EXCEPT when it comes to food] )
it
so much. Good luck
Jeni
Hillman Waller, Nookie the feral and Cree
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Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2007 10:52:35 EDT
Debbie-
Well I guess it really depends on our fur
Debbie,
Sorry, I just read about the episode w/ the Salmon Ocean
Whitefish...Guess I wasn't too much help.
But, since you want Cassie eating something other than dry only, have you
tried baby food [meat]?
Always works for me. Especially when Puma was so sick just diagnosed, he
was a
Try Shredded Friskies...Turkey and Cheese, Salmon and Cheese.
My cats devour this stuff and will begged for it.
Friskies Prime Fillets
Fancy Feast Medley
Whiskas
Buy a can of each so you can get an idea what the kitty will eat.
I have bought the expensive food in the past and it was a waste
In a message dated 3/21/07 10:57:52 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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sheba snack cans, they aren't the full meal cans
but little snacking wet food, expensive, but worth it when the cats love it
so much. Good luck
Jeni-
THANK YOU Your post stirred a
In a message dated 3/21/07 11:08:41 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Whiskas
Terrie,
See? You also helped me. I also forgot about Whiskas
Hugs,
Patti her [soon to get their previous wet food!!] gang
** AOL now
Well, with what's been going on with my life things have been very hectic
and finances being a strain/stressful. I'm surprised I remember that too...lmao
I haven't replied back to anyone but feel bad for those that have lost their
furbabies to this horrible disease and other illnesses.
i think that we exist in one another's lives to spark those brain-cells that
are dimming in ALL of us--and most of us have no real excuse for the
random-accessibility of our memories. we each hold different pieces of
the puzzle, and until we sit down and compare edges, things just don't fit
In a message dated 3/21/07 10:28:59 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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but worth it
if you need your kitty to eat.
Yes, indeed
Looks like the Fancy Feast Elegant entrees is really getting our furbabies
to eat..
Patti her gang
I too have a house full of finicky eaters that won't touch anything
that's priced above a $1 a can. It's very frustrating trying to
convince them that it's good for them and that mommy is sick of
purchasing expensive canned cat food to feed to the dogs. They all love
the Innova Evo dry, and
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Subject: Re: Looking for a good canned food
While it may be largely a matter of personal taste, I've had a
couple of very finicky eaters who wanted to subsist on
Friskies turkey prime fillets. Also, Marie
Fancy Feast is always a big hit here. When they are sick they seem to
prefer the ones that are just the regular pate (not minced, grilled, or
marinated - those they just eat the gravy). Otherwise, the 'Sardines,
Shrimp and Crab in aspic' (orange label) is the hands down favorite. The
new fancy
I ditto this; mine LOVE the stuff!
:)
Wendy
--- Linda Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a dry food addict who became ill a couple of
months ago with a severe liver infection and lost a
lot of weight. I tried to get Boo to eat
everything,
but he had absolutely no interest in any food
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