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#5
I mostly think that. And Sheba is well regarded. But some don't like that it contains "meat by-products". Like, what kind of meat exactly? Road kill? Euthanized pets? Both are legal. And this is kind of a hot topic on Reddit right now.
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#6
Does it not say the type of animal?
(And I highly doubt it would be road kill or euthanized pets)
(And I highly doubt it would be road kill or euthanized pets)
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#7
Idk about car food, but dog food says the type of meat on the packaging
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#13
Oh, this chicken Sheba wet food says "poultry by-products", nothing wrong with that.
9 days ago
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#14
Yea
Poultry is the main one
Fish and beef sometimes show up, but it’s usually poultry
Poultry is the main one
Fish and beef sometimes show up, but it’s usually poultry
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#15
It doesn’t looks like anything bad is in it
(Unless your car is allergic to fish or poultry)
(Unless your car is allergic to fish or poultry)
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#18
Then just use that one
Unless she gets allergic to it, or you find one she likes that is cheaper, just use that one
It will work fine
Unless she gets allergic to it, or you find one she likes that is cheaper, just use that one
It will work fine
Get rid of the dry cat food, sure. But then what?
I inherited a cat. Stopped the dry cat food (kibble) and am now trying different wet food, starting with raw, human grade chicken, turkey and fish in little pouches delivered frozen from Small's... expensive and the cat preferred my other pick, Sheba, available at supermarkets and much cheaper.