I try to stay away from carbs, additives, preservatives, chemicals,
ect. (Even for myself) Almost all of your pet foods, even though they
say "natural" the vitamins are most often synthetic. Manufactured from
coal tar and other petroleum product sources. (I would like to know
where the "taurine" comes from in pet foods...Sukie? Is it real or
synthesized?)

What I feed to my four:

Natures Logic  www.natureslogic.com
yes...it does have millet as a carb, but it is the only one. And I love
the ALL natural concept of their food. I feed the cat food, the cookies
and their sardine oil.

I also feed a 1/4 of Natures Variety Raw Instinct
www.naturesvariety.com 
no carbs/grains

and sometimes a handful or so of EVO

Plus chicken, scrambled eggs, organic half and half, or heavy cream for
inbetween/snacks. Just two like bananas. That is the only sugary thing
they get. They only get a little bit.

And my little JBF' girl still eats mice too. My other three say nooo
way to those "fuzzy" things. I have tried the Natures Variety Raw
frozen.( I haven't found the Natures Logic raw food yet, PetFood
Direct.com said they would have it soon) Only my 5 pound boy will eat
a tiny bit of it. Cooked or raw. A couple also like the Wysong freeze
dried Archetypal-1, but it's hard to find. If I were to make "duck
soup," I would add this frozen raw food (or any raw frozen food, sent
through the meat grinder again first), plus a high quality no grain
canned cat food, and ground chicken backs, also ground several times
in the meat grinder. Like EVO or Natures Logic. No Ferrettone or
FerretVite too many chemicals/preservatives for my guys. Just the
sardine oil or salmon oil.

I will try anything to keep my guys healthy!

             Joan
  Riley, Jenny, Lacy and Elijah
and 21 fuzzies waiting at the Bridge

[Posted in FML 5579]