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From: msf@rayssd.UUCP (Michael S. Frank)
Newsgroups: net.pets
Subject: Low Ash Cat Food Question
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Date: Fri, 21-Mar-86 08:12:35 EST
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> There are several brands of low-ash dried cat food which can be
> bought from pet stores, veteranarians, and even health-food stores:
> 
> 	Hill's CD Dry
> 	Hill's Science Diet
> 	Cornucopia Super-stars
> 	Iams Cat Food
> 
> 	Although these brands are very expensive compared to grocery-store
> cat food...

OK, then, does anyone know which of the grocery-store stuff (Friskies, Meow
Mix, etc.) is the lowest in ash content?  For those of us who want the best
of both worlds (price and health)?   [1/2 * :-)]
-- 
Michael Frank
allegra!rayssd!msf

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