Truth about Pet Food pt2

The truth about what is in your pets food.
http://www.healthypetnet.com/

I am once more offering the natural pet food. If you wish to place an order, please call 877-387-4564 (US only) and reference rep number 40038485

New Link to Ingredient explanation.
http://www.lifesabundance.com/Pets/LifesAbundance/LifesAbundanceCatIngredient...

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[nik1954]

feeding grain and certain meat 'products' will poison your pet............ dogs and cats should live much longer than 10-15 years. Ask me how this can be achieved. I have the answer............

[HealthierFutures]

@nik1954 First off, I would like to point out, it is incredibly tacky to advertise on someone elses site. Secondly, I would like to add, that nothing in this food will poison your pets. It is true that certain grains and other "human safe" foods are poisonous but all the ingredients in this food are safe for animal consumption and have been thoroughly tested. Even though you may not see it, all animals eat some form of vegitation from time to time to keep their digestive tract healthy.

[Mrs85054]

Here is the first part of the ingredients for his food. INGREDIENTS:

Chicken Meal, Ground Brown Rice, Oat Groats, Chicken Fat (Preserved with Mixed Tocopherols, a natural source of Vitamin E), Dried Beet Pulp,

Just curious where all of that "high quality, human grade meat" is...

[HealthierFutures]

@Mrs85054 The statement "high quality, human grade meat" does not mean that every ingredient in the pet food is meat, that would make the food nutritionally unbalanced. Instead, it means that all the meat found in the food is high enough grade that it would be safe for human consumption.

[HealthierFutures]

@Mrs85054 Also, please check the link in the video information. It gives an explaination of the ingredients found in the food.

[somuchluv89]

If your food is so great, why is it full of 'meals' and not real meat like you blabbed about for 5 minutes? Why does the cat food have rice, beet, alfalfa, 'dog grass' and brewers products in it, when none of those are requirements (let alone digestible) to an obligate carnivores diet? Why does it contain 21% carbohydrates when the most a cat should have is 10%?

[HealthierFutures]

@somuchluv89 Those are great questions and for the answer please look at either the new link in the video description or go to the Life's Abundance website and find the link that says "An explanation of our ingredients."

I think that all your worries should be answered by that information.

Thank you for taking the time to comment on the video and I wish you and your pets the best of health!

[HealthierFutures]

Corn may be in most any cat food, but it being the first ingredient means that there is more corn in that food than ANYTHING ELSE.

How many times in the wild do you see carnivores (which is what cats are) chewing on an ear of corn?

No need for name calling and rude comments.

[PUNKem733]

@GuerreroBestEver No my friend you are an idiot. I won't go and do the research for you, but when you throw out such idiotic statements when you yourself have the wrong info, that's pretty ironic. Did you know 99% of vets have no idea about carnivore nutrition? In all the years of training they go through they may have one or two lectures on nutrition, and guess what companies sponsor the lectures? That's right the companies that make Royal canin, or pedigree, or science diet...

[GuerreroBestEver]

I feed my cat with Royal Canin and corn is the first ingredient, In fact corn is there in any dry food for cat. I've call almost 10 different vet today and ask them if its a good brand of food for my cat and and they were all affirmative that it was a good food.

I guess you are an idiot.