My vet told me that the original thinking
of dry food is changing. Before it was recommended to only feed dry food. Now they are finding out that cats do become
obese or have chronic constipation. Not
to mention that dry food is harder to digest and can slow the metabolism.
Chris
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Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006
4:39 PM
To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: dry food causing
problems?
I'm reading through Wendy's sick kitty manual, and I
just found this, which surprised me:
Dry food: Not good for cats. Contributes to obesity.
Exacerbates all sorts of health problems.
I wondered if you folks could help me understand why this is? We've been
feeding our cats weight-management hairball-control dry food for years, and I'd
never seen this kind of claim before. Right now we have Eukanuba
Mature Care for our cats that are 9 years old and actually eating.
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Amy K. Watson
Columbus, Ohio
http://writerscereal.net
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