Can someone please post the entire ingredient list? I have an extremely sensitive rescue cat, and she is sensitive to even non-grain ingredients.
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Stellaandchewys.com lists the all ingredients under each of their freeze-dried cat foods. Look under cat products, then click on the product you want. First thing on the next page.
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chicken ground with bone, chicken liver, chicken gizzards, pumpkin seeds, potassium chloride, sodium phosphate monobasic, choline chloride, four different types of probiotic, torrent, vitamin E, what to think, two types of iron, niacin, copper sulfate, manganese selenium , thiamine, vitamin D, folate, calcium, vitamin b. you can also look up the website and give them a call. talk to them they will give you reassurance.
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We've only used it for our dogs and ourselves without having any problems. It does contain colostrum from cows so if the cat has a problem or allergy to dairy, maybe that would be the problem. If you know about detoxing, your cat could be going through that. Diarrhea, vomiting, scratching, nausea and more are involved when any body detoxes. Search online for detoxing and "healing crisis" to get information on this. Natural health websites have the best and most thorough information for this. Conventional medicine won't understand it. Transfer Factor along with Amber Technology products saved the life of a puppy we got that had parvo. He came through just fine. We've only used it for our dogs and ourselves without having any problems. It does contain colostrum from cows so if the cat has a problem or allergy to dairy, maybe that would be the problem. If you know about detoxing, your cat could be going through that. Diarrhea, vomiting, scratching, nausea and more are involved when any body detoxes. Search online for detoxing and "healing crisis" to get information on this. Natural health websites have the best and most thorough information for this. Conventional medicine won't understand it. Transfer Factor along with Amber Technology... » Read More We've only used it for our dogs and ourselves without having any problems. It does contain colostrum from cows so if the cat has a problem or allergy to dairy, maybe that would be the problem. If you know about detoxing, your cat could be going through that. Diarrhea, vomiting, scratching, nausea and more are involved when any body detoxes. Search online for detoxing and "healing crisis" to get information on this. Natural health websites have the best and most thorough information for this. Conventional medicine won't understand it. Transfer Factor along with Amber Technology products saved the life of a puppy we got that had parvo. He came through just fine. « Show Less
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The best thing is to go to your local pet supply store and find out. I don't know if there is a separate cat formula. Sorry I couldn't be more informative.
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Not according to the label--main ingredients or inactive ingredients. It has Glucosamine, MSM, Chondroitin, Ascorbic Acid, and Manganese. The inactive ingredients includes nutmeg, allspice, brewers yeast (which is good to keep fleas and tickets away, but in a larger quantity than this probably has), chicken liver flavor, silicon dioxide, and stearic acid. I do not have my dog on any pain medications and she is doing well on this by itself. One, twice a day, whereas before I had her on another "advanced hip and joint" compound, 3 tablets , 3 times a day and she still had issues.... Hope this is helpful. Not according to the label--main ingredients or inactive ingredients. It has Glucosamine, MSM, Chondroitin, Ascorbic Acid, and Manganese. The inactive ingredients includes nutmeg, allspice, brewers yeast (which is good to keep fleas and tickets away, but in a larger quantity than this probably has), chicken liver flavor, silicon dioxide, and stearic acid. I do not have my dog on any pain medications and she is doing well on this by itself. One, twice a day, whereas before I had her on another "advanced hip and joint" compound, 3 tablets , 3 times a day and she still had issues....... » Read More Not according to the label--main ingredients or inactive ingredients. It has Glucosamine, MSM, Chondroitin, Ascorbic Acid, and Manganese. The inactive ingredients includes nutmeg, allspice, brewers yeast (which is good to keep fleas and tickets away, but in a larger quantity than this probably has), chicken liver flavor, silicon dioxide, and stearic acid. I do not have my dog on any pain medications and she is doing well on this by itself. One, twice a day, whereas before I had her on another "advanced hip and joint" compound, 3 tablets , 3 times a day and she still had issues.... Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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I am not sure either, but it says it contains baking soda, citric acid, oxidizes, and "cleaning surfactants," whatever they are. I use with nature's cleaning miracle also. Have a large rescue cat that has taken time to own the territory. She has always lived alone and I used to have several cats at a time. They never marked but I am sure you knew they used to live here. Plus, I have the largest litter box I could find and the dear still hangs over the edge at times.
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Go to the company's website to see the full ingredients list: http://www.vetriscience.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p;=900836060
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Hi Kim, it does not list the ingredients in amazon, the only place that I found to look at the ingredients is in another websites selling the same product.There you can see that it's not the same as Move Free, I hope it helps you.J.F.
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Almost all Tiki cat food is grain free, that is why I buy it. There is some rice in the King Kamehameha Luau variety pack( less expensive variety pack of two variety pack offered), which I buy some of as rice is easy on the tummy, but contains no other grains as corn or wheat! I mainly buy the Queen Emma Luau variety pack which is grain free, only meat and vitamins for my cat. The texture depends on the flavor. It's not quite pate, more like small pieces of salmon or mackerel in a small amount of sauce which is like an aspic in many cases. The tuna is more like a "pate'" in that the pices are very small and the liquid is very small. My cat usually prefers pate type food to chunks and he loves Tiki. Tiki is not like most foods and because of it's quality and palatability, it is the only food I feed my cat now. The pieces are small and smell delicious. So my finicky cat loves them! He's high maintenance and will stick up his noise at Weruva, Instinct etc. He also has skin allergies that necessitate high quality food. Tiki fits the bill for him, he like the more expensive Queen Emma Luau variety pack the very best and then the less expensive King Kamehameha Luau (contains rice in some of the variety) and he loves the wild salmon in the small size, the larger size has too much liquid. He is beautiful with a full, shiny coat and extreme energy! Give him generic cat food or treats and its skin allergies for him, so I love Tiki, it's reasonably priced, made in a factory under human food controls and smells yummy! What's not to like, try it!!!! Most of the Tiki foods are carbohydrate free too if that is important to your cat.
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I have the same question! AMAZON! Get it together: Anything with ingredients should list them; there are obscure ingredients that people are sometimes allergic to, or sensitive to, or just have their own reason for not wanting to use. Could we please have ALL INGREDIENTS LISTED??!? I could just drive over to the Ho' Depot, and read the label, but not everyone can. C'mon!
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Yes, and my cat backed away from it. Ordered a whole case of it since I couldn't find it locally in single cans so she could try. It's supposed to be really good and tasty. She's in renal failure, and needs this type food. But she wouldn't even taste it. I've had better luck just buying some other low phosphorus canned foods, adding a phosphorus binder, making sure she drinks lots of water, etc. Three months after crisis she's doing great. Took her to the beach with us! More than you asked for, sorry. But it is a pate.
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Here's the info from the Merrick website about this specific food (copy and paste link for info): http://www.merrickpetcare.com/consumer/products/product.jsp?id=46&page;=1&view;=list&sort;=category_3&order;=asc&name;=Chicken&c;ategories=Cat-Before-Grain-Dry&age;=All_Life_StagesI googled 'merrick before grain', then went to their website and clicked on 'our products' then 'cats' and then chose 'before grain'. You can go through a similar process to pick out and compare other foods by that company based on their claims. Good luck.
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Recently my one cat has been very finicky about this food, too. Sometimes it has a much thinner texture as well as the stronger smell, and she isn't a fan.I never had that issue with this food coming from the local pet store, but I've had it off and on with shipments from Amazon. Maybe it's being subjected to disparate temperatures in shipping?
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I have looked around but can not find an ingredients list for any of your products. Can you please tell me exactly what is in your product? or send me a link? Thank you.
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L-Lysine, which was reccomended by my vet is the main ingredient although at a much lower amount then what my vet had suggested. It only has 250 mg and the stuff my vet sold was more expensive but also contained a lot more L-lysing. I thought it helped her eye problems at first but now I wondering if the issue is more seasonal. The other ingredients are chicken liver flavor, starch,water, soy lecithin,canola oil, brewer's yeast, ground malted barley, ground rye groats, oat meal, calcium sulfate, maltodextrin, sodium alginate, sorbic acid(preservative), propionic acid(Preservatiive), and mixed tocopherol blend(Preservative) Good Luck! L-Lysine, which was reccomended by my vet is the main ingredient although at a much lower amount then what my vet had suggested. It only has 250 mg and the stuff my vet sold was more expensive but also contained a lot more L-lysing. I thought it helped her eye problems at first but now I wondering if the issue is more seasonal. The other ingredients are chicken liver flavor, starch,water, soy lecithin,canola oil, brewer's yeast, ground malted barley, ground rye groats, oat meal, calcium sulfate, maltodextrin, sodium alginate, sorbic acid(preservative), propionic acid(Preservatiive), and... » Read More L-Lysine, which was reccomended by my vet is the main ingredient although at a much lower amount then what my vet had suggested. It only has 250 mg and the stuff my vet sold was more expensive but also contained a lot more L-lysing. I thought it helped her eye problems at first but now I wondering if the issue is more seasonal. The other ingredients are chicken liver flavor, starch,water, soy lecithin,canola oil, brewer's yeast, ground malted barley, ground rye groats, oat meal, calcium sulfate, maltodextrin, sodium alginate, sorbic acid(preservative), propionic acid(Preservatiive), and mixed tocopherol blend(Preservative) Good Luck! « Show Less
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All kinds of wonderful, all natural ingredients that help animals (and humans) with anxiety: aconitum nap, arg nit, arsenicum alb, gelsemium, avena, passiflora, scutellaria, valeriana, calc phos, causticum, hyoscyamus, nat carb, silica terra, ignatia, phos, lycopodium, staphysag, pulsatilla nutt, stramonium, all in purified water. You can give it orally or put in water bowls - or both! I've been in cat rescue for many, mamy years and this stuff works GREAT!!
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In the Guaranteed Analysis 'salt' is not listed, on the Ingredients list it is the last item on the list. I think they have a copy of the label on their www.triumphpet.com site. If not try Pet360, I know I viewed a label somewhere before I ordered the food. I'm on the 3rd case and the vet is amazed. I found Pet360 has the best price and quick delivery. Hope this helps, and good luck.....lorraine
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Personally, I've read the ingredients & I don't see any corn or dairy productsbut then again, I'm not a chemist. By the way, I've been using it for a couple years now & have never experienced any allergic reactions to my very sensitive skin. Enjoy!