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Reply To: Cat food recommendations
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Yes, Costco has a great deal on it, but don’t want to buy such a huge amount just yet. Didn’t make it to Walmart yesterday. Just Petsmart, Kohl’s and Macy’s. Was tired of the crowds and came home. Maybe I’ll get there sometime this week. I bought a couple of cans of Dave’s restricted magnesium cat food and all my cats really liked it. I was thinking someone had mentioned at one time that it is probably canned by Evanger’s. Does anyone know? Still mostly feeding the prescription food, but slowly adding in some other as well. I’m actually a little worried about my other cats getting the other type of stones/crystals from feeding them the Rx food also. But, the vets say, no, that it is fine. Any thoughts?
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