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April 28, 2014 at 9:10 am in reply to: Cat food recommendations #40369 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibility
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ParticipantSharon-
Yes, definitely take your cat to the vet and get some blood work done. My 14 year old senior cat was vomiting more frequently and she was recently diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. It is a very common condition for cats 10 and older. I saw that you were aware of this condition in an earlier post and mentioned that gluten was a factor. In my opinion, that is not correct. I have done tons of research on symptoms, cause and treatment of hyperthyroidism in the last four months. Iāve never read anything about gluten contributing to it. They donāt actually know for sure what causes it but they suspect either PBDEs (flame retardents) found in a lot of furniture and fish, BPA found in cans, soy, and high levels of iodine, which is also found in fish. Also soy is mentioned once in a while. She was vomiting, losing weight and looking a little scruffy. Sheās been on meds now for about 3 or 4 months and doing much better. Good luck to you!April 27, 2014 at 11:10 pm in reply to: Cat Food advisory sites? #40346 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantI canāt wait! But in the mean time, check out catinfo.org. There are a few charts of canned food on this site. On this site, dry is not recommended, only canned, dehydrated, raw or homemade. Fish is high in iodine which can lead to hyperthyroidism if fed in excess. You can easily read ingredient labels to avoid fish in wet food.
April 27, 2014 at 11:01 pm in reply to: 5 Star foods and prices #40345 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantThe Kirkland Cuts in Gravy is manufactured by Simmons, not Diamond. It is a great bargain! Diamond does not have a cannery. And yes, it is 13 oz. it is a regular in my canned rotation for my dogs. It makes a great topper as it is very easy to mix.
April 27, 2014 at 10:09 pm in reply to: Lost my Akita "Kimi" after 9 1/2 years #40319 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantSheās beautiful! Iām very sorry for your loss.
April 27, 2014 at 8:35 pm in reply to: Cat food recommendations #40228 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantSharon-
Everyone is welcome to this thread. Thanks for yor input. Do you refrigerate the canned food between feelings? I think it would be a better value to get the large cans, but not sure if my cats will eat it father refrigeration. Any thoughts? Again, welcome!April 27, 2014 at 11:12 am in reply to: Kirkland adult dry lamb and rice changes? #40058 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHave you tried the Natureās Domain at Costco? You could try any of the flavors as they all have different protein and binders such as turkey and sweet potato. Itās best to rotate their diets occasionally to avoid them building an intolerance to an ingredient. I feed Victorās Grain Free with beef and sweet potato which also might be a good option for you. There are many budget friendly foods listed on the editorās choice list that might work or you. Just choose something that is not lamb and rice to see if it makes a difference. Good luck!
April 26, 2014 at 10:09 pm in reply to: Cat food recommendations #39988 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantNice, Jakeās Mom, thanks. That is great information.
April 26, 2014 at 11:48 am in reply to: Cat food recommendations #39817 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHi Bobby dog-
I am planning on looking for chicken or turkey hearts this weekend for the pups. Any recommendations on where or which to buy? Also, if and when I do, how much do I feed with the kibble? I usually add about 150 to 200 calories in toppers. I think (know) that I am spending more time on petsā meals than our own. We have been a family on the go and rely a lot on convenience foods. IāM not so great in the kitchen. My youngest son (19), actually asked me why the dogs get eggs the other day. I think he was jealous! Lol! He is attending and playing baseball for a community college and is living at home. Thanks for your input.April 26, 2014 at 11:03 am in reply to: Lab Puppy ā Best Dry Food? #39813 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantItās actually the diet and health issues category. The large breed pup thread is the yellow sticky.
April 26, 2014 at 11:00 am in reply to: Lab Puppy ā Best Dry Food? #39812 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHi sbd421-
Congrats on your new pup! However, it is recommended to wait until at least 8 weeks for pup to leave mom. I wouldnāt worry about transitioning pup to new food right away if you can continue with the Iams for a few weeks at least. Heāll be going through so many changes to begin with. Just let him get settled in. Labs are so full of energy! I should know, I have two. There is an entire thread devoted to large breed puppies on the diet and nutrition section. There is a lot of information on the requirements of large breed pups. Most importantly is the calcium content. It is explained very well on that thread on its importance to growth. Also Hound Dog Mom has a great spread sheet on the foods that are acceptable for them. She has listed foods that are both grain free and grain inclusive in all price ranges. Check it out! Iām not sure if you have had a puppy before, especially a lab, but you are in for a lot of fun! Keep an eye on him as they will eat just about anything. Lol!April 25, 2014 at 7:31 pm in reply to: Best Dry Grain Free Dog Foods that come in 50 or 60 pounds bags? #39736 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantActually, I get the Victor grain free joint health (green bag) in a 50 pound bag. I have to call and order ahead of time from a pet boutique. You can also order it on Amazon or Sport Dog.
April 25, 2014 at 7:27 pm in reply to: What brands of soft ground dog food is out there? #39735 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHi-
You might want to try the Pure Balance beef and/or chicken veges and rice. They are only $1 at Walmart. They stay soft after refrigerating. They both mix very well with the kibble. They smell and look delicious. Same with the Kirkland cuts in gravy, but you have to buy a whole case and have a Costco membership. I use and highly recommend both brands. Good luck!April 24, 2014 at 10:28 pm in reply to: Cat food recommendations #39685 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantAnd Iām a poor mom of two college students. Ouch!
Bobby dog-
I down loaded the ABC book today. Itās pretty informative. I have already started adding eggs and sardines to my dogsā meals. But now, I think Iāll start adding the hearts soon too. I wish I could get more brave with my cats! But, anyway, I also felt like it gave me permission to feed a less expensive kibble so I can afford more natural whole foods to feed them. Thanks for the tip!April 24, 2014 at 10:11 pm in reply to: 10 Month Golden Retriever with ear problems #39683 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantFrank-
I think most of the 4 and 5 star foods are dye free. Also, there is a video that was posted today on allergies on the review side of this site under off topic discussions. Itās pretty informative. It talks a little about ear infections you might want to check it out. Itās posted by USA Dog Treats.April 24, 2014 at 10:34 am in reply to: Cat food recommendations #39580 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantBobby dog-
Thank you, I think? Wow, will pay more attention to that nasty ingredient. Yes, I donāt feed much kibble to my cats anymore either. Mostly just my big boys. The smaller girls mostly eat canned. My dogs, however, are a different story. I have two 80ish pounders that will eat anything. Their diet so far is mostly kibble. But I have it down to about 75% of their diet. Iām going to poke around that Little Big Cat site as well. I havenāt visited it for quite some time. I kind of forgot about it. Mostly refer to the cat info site. BTW, I donāt blame your cats. I donāt think kefir tastes very good either. LOL!April 24, 2014 at 9:07 am in reply to: Cat food recommendations #39575 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantBobby dog-
While I thought the article was very informative. It makes me feel bad that I feel any kibble to my cats and it is the majority of what my dogs eat. š Moving forward, I have been working to improve all their diets over the past year. š You guys actually have me thinking about trying to add some raw to the cats diet. I do worry about their teeth. There is no way I would be able to catch 4 cats to brush their teeth! So, chicken gizzards, huh? Hmmm, gonna look in to it. I was wondering about the K3 in the cat food. Is that how it is listed in the ingredients? I donāt really know what it is.Akari-
Yes, you are definitely turning in to a crazy cat lady. You are laughing at the cat taking food off the counter. Non cat people would be mad. Iām so proud of you! šcrazy4cats
ParticipantHey, thanks. Has anyone tried the Rachael Ray wet cat food? I didnāt know there was a cat food line. I think I might put those coupons to use.
April 23, 2014 at 10:20 am in reply to: Cat food recommendations #39491 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantI found this to be an interesting site an article regarding catsā and dogsā diets: http://www.littlebigcat.com/nutrition/why-dry-food-is-bad-for-cats-and-dogs/ Enjoy!
April 21, 2014 at 11:27 am in reply to: Cat food recommendations #39324 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHi Bobby dog-
Iām curious about what K3 means on your food list?April 19, 2014 at 5:15 pm in reply to: Cat food recommendations #39177 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantBobbyDog-
My hyper kitty does not, thankfully have dry skin. Her main issue is occasional vomiting. Which gets a little old cleaning up. But the meds have definitely helped. Also Nutro Max is another canned food I use for cats that is on the budget friendly list. It usually runs about $1 for the 6 oz can. I wish I could find as great of a deal on cat food as the Pure Balance or Cuts in Gravy dog food though.April 19, 2014 at 3:22 pm in reply to: Cat food recommendations #39165 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHi Bobby dog-
Thanks for the list. I have to stay away from fish as my senior kitty has hyperthyroidism. She was not shown in either picture, but shes 15 and looks like a kitten still! Iāll try printing out some coupons and give the Purina without fish a try. For some reason, I think that the Chicken Soup is canned by Simmons. I was glad to see it on the budget friendly list. I havenāt fed either of the other two. They are out of my network (budget). Lol! Thanks, again.April 19, 2014 at 2:23 pm in reply to: Cat food recommendations #39145 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantI think that would be fine. Just remember how important it still is to keep feeding some wet food everyday. Iāve never given my cats rabbit. Iād like to give it a try. Is Simply Nourish a Pet Smart brand? Where did you get the coupons? As far as the fish being the 12th ingredient, I personally donāt think it is an issue. My senior, 15 year old cat has developed hyperthyroidism, but I fed her the fancy feast fish variety pack for probably 4 or 5 years along with her dry food everyday. Oh how, I wish I knew better! I thought I was feeding them really well. I caught it early and with a tiny pill daily, she is doing fine. So point being, I donāt think a little fish now and then will hurt. I believe it is the high level of iodine that can lead to the condition. Sounds like you are turning in to a crazy cat lady. Welcome š lol!
April 18, 2014 at 2:42 pm in reply to: Suggest a Budget-Friendly Dog Food #38995 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantActually, Horizon is listed under the Editorās choice budget friendly foods. The budget friendly page is divided in two separate lists.
April 18, 2014 at 12:51 pm in reply to: Cat food recommendations #38982 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantNo, I was meaning an attached picture. But, I already posted my Easter ābunniesā on the review site. Thank you, though.
April 18, 2014 at 12:22 pm in reply to: Cat food recommendations #38976 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHey, how do I add a picture?
April 18, 2014 at 11:02 am in reply to: Cat food recommendations #38971 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHey Bobby dog, thanks! Iāll check out the website. Yes, I have bought Merrick, Soulistic and Cats in the Kitchen (Weruva) to rotate in and they just usually walk away. LOL! Sometimes it is gone when I go to feed them their next meal, but the problem is that Iām not sure if all cats are eating their share or if one comes back and eats it all. I really have to make sure that my senior kitty eats. They will at least eat Authority, Nutro Max and Chicken Soup foods which are a little better. But, they LOVE their Friskies and Fancy Feast! I have not tried Sheba. Iāll go back through and find your ālistā. Thanks, again.
April 18, 2014 at 6:51 am in reply to: Cat food recommendations #38967 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHey Bobby dog-
Iām curious about the purina pro plan coupons. I have never bought that canned food for my cats. I thought it was kind of expensive. Plus Iām not really a Purina fan, but I think that Fancy Feast and Friskies are made by them and I feed that occasionally. Lol! So, anyway, where would I find these coupons? Iād like to check it out. Is it better than Fancy Feast? Thanks for your help. DeannaApril 16, 2014 at 9:20 am in reply to: Editors choice foods #38842 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHDM-
Thank you for the detailed explanation, that clears it up!April 15, 2014 at 1:44 pm in reply to: Looking for high calorie, low fat #38738 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantI have never dealt with that issue as my current and past dogs will eat anything at anytime! I hesitate to make any suggestions due to your pupās health conditions. Iām not sure if you have checked this out, but on the review side of this site, there is a list of excellent low fat foods. Just click on best dog foods and it will bring up different categories of foods, including low fat. It is my understanding that with diabetes, that kibble is not the best form of food to feed. Canned, dehydrated, cooked or raw is best. I hope someone that can help will jump in. But, Iām not sure that anyone can predict which food your dog will like and for how long. LOL! I feed my dogs with digestive issues Victor grain free mixed with canned, eggs, or sardines or fresh pet select. I also give a digestive and probiotic supplements. I hope you find something that makes your pup better. Good luck!
April 15, 2014 at 12:58 pm in reply to: Looking for high calorie, low fat #38733 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHi-
Do you mean that your dog gets tired of the food after a few days, or it makes her sick after a few days? If she just is getting tired of it, couldnāt you buy two or three small bags and have them all opened and just switch every couple of days? Feed her the Annament for a few days, then switch to the California Natural, then Fromm, then back to Annament and so on and son on? Iām not sure if you are looking for a new food that helps with her issues, or a food that she will like for more than a couple of days. It sounds like you have your hands full. Good luck.April 14, 2014 at 8:54 pm in reply to: Cat food recommendations #38718 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHi Bobby dog-
Just an update on the litter box. I did it! I used a 30 gallon sterilite tote. Just used a jig saw to cut out opening. My husband had some sort of round saw thing to cut vent holes in the top. Viola! A nice spacious litter box. They used it right away so no more worries with that. The one issue, however is that the bottom is not totally smooth. There are some grooves in the bottom that makes it hard to scoop. So anyone looking to make one, try to find smooth bottom. Thanks for your help with this project, bobby dog. Itās a very inexpensive way to make a litter box for multiple and large cats.April 14, 2014 at 4:06 pm in reply to: Editors choice foods #38700 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHDM-Iām assuming that the foods on the non editorās choice budget friendly list still had to meet a certain criteria, didnāt they? Thank you.
April 14, 2014 at 10:22 am in reply to: Nominate a Brand for Editor's Choice #38676 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantMy bag of Victor grain free joint health does not state that it is GMO free. But, Iām not sure which ingredient would be GMO?
April 14, 2014 at 10:19 am in reply to: Saturday Night Live take on Dog Food #38675 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantI thought it was sort of a spoof of the blue buffalo commercials. But, Iām sure they were making fun of all of the above. LOL!
April 14, 2014 at 10:08 am in reply to: Editors choice foods #38672 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantFresh Pet Select is rated 5 stars.
April 13, 2014 at 11:10 pm in reply to: High tryglycerides and diet #38652 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHi Robert-
Have you checked out the suggested low fat foods on the review side of this site? There is a pretty good list. Above, click on reviews. Then choose best dog foods. There you will find suggested low fat foods. Two that I hear often recommended on this site are Wellness Core weight mgmt and Anament Lean grain free. Good luck.i didnāt know dogs could have high triglycerides.April 13, 2014 at 3:43 pm in reply to: Saturday Night Live take on Dog Food #38625 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantThat was Very funny! So much different from all of us :-/ we are not that crazy, are we?
April 11, 2014 at 3:11 pm in reply to: Kirkland Canned vs Editor's Choice Kibbles #38527 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHi Carl-
I think 100% canned would be fine if you could afford it, but just not the exact same canned everyday, every meal forever! The difference between the chicken and beef varieties of the Kirkland is very small. I think I paid $1.69 per can for the WEF and $1.00 per can for the Pure Balance that can be found at Walmart. If you do decide to go with kibble, adding canned, dehydrated, eggs and/or sardines is a great way to add moisture and more protein. If your lab is anything like mine, they will eat just about anything! Good luck. šApril 11, 2014 at 10:59 am in reply to: Kirkland Canned vs Editor's Choice Kibbles #38517 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHi Carl-
Welcome to the forum! I have two 2 1/2 year old lab mix dogs that are about 80 pounds each. I love, love, love Kirkland cuts in Gravy! It is a great value. And I donāt only say that because I work at Costco. LOL! I have learned from āhanging outā on this site for about a year now that it is best to feed a variety of food. I wish I had a bigger budget so I could get a little more variety in their diet, but I do the best that I can. So, whether you decide to go with kibble or canned, it is best to feed a variety of kibble or canned or a combination of both. There is an article about diet rotation on the review side of this site in the FAQ tab. Now, that being said, I will tell you that I have chosen to go with a combination of the two. I feed about 75% to 25% kibble to canned. Currently I am feeding Victor grain free kibble with either Kirkland cuts in gravy canned, Pure Balance canned, or whole earth farms canned. In the evening a couple times a week, I add eggs or sardines to their kibble instead of canned. These are all considered budget 5 star foods. Donāt be afraid to try something and change it up if it doesnāt work. Good luck!April 10, 2014 at 3:31 pm in reply to: Suggest a Budget-Friendly Dog Food #38443 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHi-
I might be being a little nitpicky, but it would be nice to have the list in two groups with canned and dry separate. Thanks.April 10, 2014 at 11:36 am in reply to: Cat food recommendations #38435 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHi-
I missed the above post, somehow. But I did eventually find those and was just going to tell you about it. LOL! Anyway, it does look like Iād have to get the 45 gallon one to get the wheels. Darn it. I donāt want one that big in my bedroom! I think Iām going to start with the 22 or 30 gallon one. I think it will still give my big male cat more room than the one I have set up. He has been going outside of it now and then, so hopefully this will help. Iāll go to Walmart this weekend. I believe I have to order a whole set from their website. I donāt like having a box in our bedroom, but once the puppies came, I had to keep their food and boxes out of their reach. They were and are such a handful even at 2 1/2 years old. So much different from our previous dog. And I think you are right, I also like how Lisa Pierson cuts out her boxes better than the other site. If you google home made litter boxes, there are some pretty creative ideas to ādressā them up or hide them.April 10, 2014 at 8:57 am in reply to: Cheapest dry food with 0-1 red items? #38410 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantWhole Earth Farms, both with and without grains do not have any red ingredients and are budget friendly.
April 9, 2014 at 3:23 pm in reply to: How many eggs? Shell or no shell? #38361 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHere is a link from Dogs Naturally: http://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/feeding-your-dog-raw-eggs-good-or-bad/
The above article pretty much agrees with what the nut expressed earlier. (small n, Patty :))
April 9, 2014 at 2:44 pm in reply to: Bully sticks or Rawhide? #38356 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHey-
Putting them in the freezer is a great idea. Iām going to do that from now on. Thanks!April 8, 2014 at 11:11 pm in reply to: Bully sticks or Rawhide? #38283 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantMy dogs get a bully stick once a week. We always secure them in vice grips to ensure they donāt just swallow them. One of my dogs is very bad about gulping. They last a little bit longer than most chew treats we give them. They love them!
April 8, 2014 at 11:05 pm in reply to: Bully sticks or Rawhide? #38281 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantOh my gosh. I know too well how it feels waiting for your dog to pass something. Iām really hoping the best for you. Also, please contact the company and let them know what happened. Did you take any pictures you can forward to the company. Again, my fingers are crossed that everything comes out OK. (Literally)
April 8, 2014 at 9:22 pm in reply to: Editors Choice Selections #38248 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantYes, this is quite a task you have taken on. I think we are getting a lot for our $20. Thank you.
April 8, 2014 at 1:47 pm in reply to: Nominate a Brand for Editor's Choice #38198 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantHi Dori-
Did you happen to print the budget friendly as well? I was wondering if there were any changes to that list?April 8, 2014 at 1:28 pm in reply to: Nominate a Brand for Editor's Choice #38196 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantIām wondering if it has anything to do with the recent discussion on the HK review site. There were a few users that complained of undigestable alfalfa stems in the food.
April 8, 2014 at 12:43 pm in reply to: Cat food recommendations #38191 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycrazy4cats
ParticipantI actually looked on Walmartās website and didnāt see it. Hmmm⦠Iāll try again. Iām kind of on a mission now. LOL! I have a fairly large male cat and the boxes I have just donāt look big (tall) enough for him. $20 sounds good to me! I would definitely leave the rim as I am planning on using the lid with air vents like you suggested. Iād like to leave it off, but I need to make it a little tougher for my dogs to get into. Have a great day!
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