What is "organic lion's mane?" Why mushrooms? Cats don't naturally eat mushrooms.
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Lions mane is a type of mushroom. The mushrooms they use are known to have natural uses for all sorts of sicknesses, especially in preventing them. You can definitely do some research on them. They're human grade, safe for humans and pets and equally effective for both.
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Lion's Mane: a type of mushroom. Why mushrooms: because they have chemicals and nutrients that have clinically been shown to boost immune response in mammals, sourcing these chemicals and nutrients from an organic whole food source is the best way to allow absorption, (vs lab-produced, which does not always allow for utilization by the body.) This is not a cure all, but it is a general immunity booster.
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I have 3 cats - 2 exotic and 1 reg house cat. They immediately ate the chicken recipe and duck recipe and I couldn't slowly switch them over due to the way they eat - and they didn't even throw up from the fast switch. Also - all the itching stopped and the weekly vomits from the other cat food stopped. VERY happy. 100% grain free "natural evolutionary diet" is what they get. Once in a while they eat a bag faster than another bag - so there may be some inconsistency - but 95% they eat it and love it - and my cats are VERY fussy - so I was glad. I tried them all and these are the 2 they liked best. 2 cats like duck most and some chicken - the other chicken most and occastion duck. try both. I have 3 cats - 2 exotic and 1 reg house cat. They immediately ate the chicken recipe and duck recipe and I couldn't slowly switch them over due to the way they eat - and they didn't even throw up from the fast switch. Also - all the itching stopped and the weekly vomits from the other cat food stopped. VERY happy. 100% grain free "natural evolutionary diet" is what they get. Once in a while they eat a bag faster than another bag - so there may be some inconsistency - but 95% they eat it and love it - and my cats are VERY fussy - so I was glad. I tried them all and these are the 2... » Read More I have 3 cats - 2 exotic and 1 reg house cat. They immediately ate the chicken recipe and duck recipe and I couldn't slowly switch them over due to the way they eat - and they didn't even throw up from the fast switch. Also - all the itching stopped and the weekly vomits from the other cat food stopped. VERY happy. 100% grain free "natural evolutionary diet" is what they get. Once in a while they eat a bag faster than another bag - so there may be some inconsistency - but 95% they eat it and love it - and my cats are VERY fussy - so I was glad. I tried them all and these are the 2 they liked best. 2 cats like duck most and some chicken - the other chicken most and occastion duck. try both. « Show Less
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Are the vegetables ground into the food or in chunks like many of these organic cat foods?
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Am not familiar with Pet Botanics but my understanding is that dogs are not obligate carnivores but they are also not able to digest grains efficiently so I do not understand the reason for anything for dogs that is grain based. Most pet nutritionists are advising dog owneers to stay away from foods containing grain. The name of the company sounds like a means to an end: convince the pet owner that they have some special way to process grain that allows dogs' digestive system to metabolize grains???? Mother nature recommends meat based foods for both dogs and cats. My 2 cents P.S. Both of my dogs love red barn products.
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We did it for a week or so until we finally found a supplement that our cat would eat mixed with his food (Call of the Wild). It's always best to check with your vet on something like this.
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I am not sure. I feed five cats and they love it. Most cat foods have a lot of calories. I feed this because it is better than the foods at the grocery store. you can feed uncooked turkey necks. The food is wheat, corn, soy free.
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Look at the ingredients. Some things like cloves are not recommended for use with cats. This might have cloves.
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Neither, they are like mini- bulbs, look a little like mini corn. Grow super fast. (Cats like to eat these plants)
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It doesn't. Wellness Core Dry cat food has those "naturally-occurring micro-organisms" this canned food does not have them in it. But canned food is much healthier for a cat. Please feed your cat canned food.
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Thanks for the heads up. I got the name off a site that rates pet food and it got a very high rating. I noticed it is almost the last ingred listed. Then I did a little research of my own and am happy to report that garlic powder in small amount is NOT harmful. Also it is found in MOST cat foods. Here is one source. Halo FAQs About Spot's Stew www.halopets.com/faqs/spots-stew.htmlGet answers to your questions about Halo and their natural pet care products. ... Follow these guidelines for changing your pet's current dry or canned food to Halo dry or canned food*: .... A: Many people notice a decrease in the amount of water their pets drink after .... Garlic is a safe ingredient when used in small amounts.t Thanks for the heads up. I got the name off a site that rates pet food and it got a very high rating. I noticed it is almost the last ingred listed. Then I did a little research of my own and am happy to report that garlic powder in small amount is NOT harmful. Also it is found in MOST cat foods. Here is one source. Halo FAQs About Spot's Stew www.halopets.com/faqs/spots-stew.htmlGet answers to your questions about Halo and their natural pet care products. ... Follow these guidelines for changing your pet's current dry or canned food to Halo dry or canned food*: .... A:... » Read More Thanks for the heads up. I got the name off a site that rates pet food and it got a very high rating. I noticed it is almost the last ingred listed. Then I did a little research of my own and am happy to report that garlic powder in small amount is NOT harmful. Also it is found in MOST cat foods. Here is one source. Halo FAQs About Spot's Stew www.halopets.com/faqs/spots-stew.htmlGet answers to your questions about Halo and their natural pet care products. ... Follow these guidelines for changing your pet's current dry or canned food to Halo dry or canned food*: .... A: Many people notice a decrease in the amount of water their pets drink after .... Garlic is a safe ingredient when used in small amounts.t « Show Less
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I'm sorry but I don't know. I've used the product for several years and never noticed. It's been good for my cats.
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What do you mean by all natural? It doesn't make any claims about being organic.
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sure, it sounds like the cat is walking in dry leafs (crunchy), they love it, much better than the normal (that does not sound). I hope my experience will be useful to you. Have a terrific cat-time!
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I'm confused...if it's free of all of 'the above' then why is it not 'organic' as stated in another answer to a question?
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Clay can actually cause respiratory issues with cats because of the dust. I use Worlds Best cat litter as it is natural, clumps nicely and isn't scented.
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I bought this powdered vitamin for Mom's cat over 2 years ago. He is a Ragdoll and on a raw diet which I make for him and add some of this vitamin powder to the food he is eating at the time; not in the whole batch of his raw diet. He has had no ill effects & actually loves the taste. Anyway, I know we treat our pets like "family members" but I bet we, as humans, eat a lot worse. It is a good product so relax. Who cares where it comes from? Have you looked on the labels on our food?
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Can not respond. Read ingredients and they were bad for diabetic cat. Gave away or threw out. Sorry