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I am so bummed, Pet Promise for Cats and Dogs is shutting down their business. They will stock stores thru January and then it's done. This is all my little Tessie will eat, she is such a finicky cat. So, I'm going to try some of the other Royal Canine foods with her.
Just an FYI...
Lisa
Royal Canine! When I saw the price tag on that stuff I dropped my teeth.
My girl will eat almost anything (she's like the anti-Mikey), but my boy is much more particular. The only thing he'll eat consistently is Solid Gold canned and Innova dry, which I get at a holistic pet store. Both are a bit more expensive than grocery store brands, but I figure my little monsters are worth it.
Though they are the reason why I can't afford a new bike :rolleyes:
Yep, our girls eat the best! If I going to eat organic meats, heck I think I can afford Royal Canine. And they are my babies!
Lisa
I feed my boxer-rottweiler (somewhere between 8 and 9) the boxer royal canin dry food, she thinks it's the best thing since... your steak dinner. :rolleyes: Our cats love it, too, they are going to grow up to be fine strong boxers.
I don't have any experience with their cat foods, but if the dog food is any indication it should go over well. ;) Our cats eat Science Diet Active Longevity and are all soft coated and problem-free.
Damn! My cats love their Pet Promise dry (when they ar enot eating fancy canned foods). :mad:
But when you look at percent protein compared to percent carbs it starts to make more sense (or cents :rolleyes:). Having a diabetic cat, and researching the nutritional content of cat foods has been an eye opening experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zen
When your only income is a disability check, Royal Canine is simply not in the budget. My dogs have started eating Authority and it lives up to it's claims.
For animals with no allergies or special dietary needs it's a fine food.
http://www.dogforums.com/5-dog-food-...-dog-food.html