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TM this is a quote of yours from another cat thread.Quote:
NEVER FEED NONAME BRAND CAT FOOD they can cause really bad problems in your cat. my first cat dyed because we fed him no name brand cat food
Not to be rude, but Friskies isn't that much, if any, better than a no name brand cat food. Friskies isn't very healthy for your cat and could to lead to problems later in life.
I'm confused. What is no name catfood? Is that a brand or does she mean generic when she says no name?
I think she means generic.:confused:
I'm assuming she means generic.
We feed our cats Nutro Max Cat Adult.
Yumi has Purina One , light or weight controll as it is the only food she does not bring up again strait away :( (we have been to the vets and they were no help) so we will stick with the Purina, Yumi coat is also ALOT nicer now (not so dry)
oh Yumi will also have some tinned Purina Tuna as a treat maybe 4-5 times a week, and some uncooked steak or chicken.
We serve ProPlan dry. 2 cans of ProPlan wet per week for treats.
Guinness and Dandy eat Chicken Soup for the Cat Lovers Soul.
She does have a disability, called dyslexia. A spell check would NOT help, because she sees letters and numbers backwards. Even reading is difficult when you have dyslexia, so a spell check does nothing for you.Quote:
Originally posted by shais_mom
I realize Janelle has a disability but several several several people have told her to make her post in word or notepad and spellcheck it first before she makes her final one but she must thing that what she has to say is too important to do that first!!!!
:rolleyes: :( :confused: :eek: :eek:
Sorry, I just don't understand this?? :confused: Her kitty's name is Acorn...it's her kitty that she is being given when she moves out.Quote:
"Accorn"? :rolleyes:
Thanks for all your comments. Unfortunatly, Sara is on a no-name brand. :( My mom won't listen to me. I hate this food, it's so terrible. I've been trying to give her more of the wet food my mom has been getting lately, but my mom still says to mix in the dry food. Luckily, Sara hasn't been eating the dry as much as she used to. I hope my mom takes a hint. :( I can't wait until I get a job and can afford to give my baby the best. :)
Friskies!?!?! EW! That's like giving a dog Kibbles N' Bits.Quote:
Originally posted by tikeyas_mom
my cat eats friskies.. I will be feeding my future cat *acorn* Friskies as well.
Friskies is one of the worst cat foods on the market....
While I think it's great that you are trying to look out for a friend, spell check does help. I have dyslexia as well, and I don't use that as an excuse to be lazy. I also have several friends who are dyslexic and we still take the time to make sure things are spelled correctly. Now if I actually have to handwrite something that's a whole different story, I have such a hard time with manuscript. But with typing spell check does work even if you are dyslexic, if you spell the word wrong then it gives you the correct spelling it's not that difficult.Quote:
She does have a disability, called dyslexia. A spell check would NOT help, because she sees letters and numbers backwards. Even reading is difficult when you have dyslexia, so a spell check does nothing for you.
To answer the original question, my two are currently on Science Diet both canned and dry. They seem to be doing very well on it, they are healthy have beautiful coats and shiny eyes. However I think I will soon be switching them to either Wysong or Wellness because my boss sells these two brands, she has a pet food buisness. They are both a little better quality then Science Diet, however I still think Science Diet is a great food.
What about Whiskas? I remember reading the ingredients on a can (I believe it was whiskas) and the ingredients weren't bad..:)
I feed my 4 cats Hill's Hairball Control, Sensitive Skin (and sometimes Oral Care as well, but they tend to get tired of that one) and currently Hill's kitten food too because of Boomer. :)
Well I have to agree with Laura. There are people that have graduated college with dyslexia and with the help of computers. Become engineers, doctors etc.Quote:
Originally posted by wolfsoul
Sorry, I just don't understand this?? :confused: Her kitty's name is Acorn...it's her kitty that she is being given when she moves out.
I am sorry I was confused. I didn't realize she was naming/had named her cat Acorn. :(