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  1. 11-19-2006, 01:15 PM #1
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    Try a different brand...there are equivalents to the new food you have. They might dislike Hills, but love Royal Canin.

    I am lucky...my boys will eat ANYTHING...
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    I suggest trying the royal canin too as I have yet to hear of a cat that dislikes royal canin and besides in my honest opinion Royal Canin is better anyway. I have heard so many people say their cats will not eat the hill's but once they switch to the royal canin equvilent there are no more problems. Good Luck


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    Is RC high in sodium??



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    It depends on the type of RC you get. Ask your vet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by slleipnir
    Is RC high in sodium??
    I don't know but you can call their office in Canada to find out. Here's the info:
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    Royal Canin Canada
    67 Yonge Street, Suite 902 - M5E 1J8 TORONTO
    00.1.416.364.0022
    00.1.416.364.8822
    www.royalcanin.ca

    Here's more information about the Urinary S/O Formula: Royal Canin Urinary S/O Formula. I hope that this information will help you.
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