| Author | Message | ||
| Roy Piwovar Unregistered guest |
I have an aquarium, and they even put MSG in some fish food. http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2754929&cp=2767036.2769226&view=all&fbn=Taxonomy%7CGoldfish+Food&f=Taxonomy%2FPET%2F2769226&fbc=1&parentPage=family&keepsr=1 | ||
| Dianne/Maine Unregistered guest |
I have 3 kitties, ages 11 months to 17 years and they eat only the Wellness cat food (from "kitten" to "healthy weight", canned and dry). The web site is: www.oldmotherhubbard.com It's a little pricey, but like us, you get what you pay for and I'm not paying vet bills for unhealthy pets. The site lists ingredients as well as what is "not" in the food. Good luck. | ||
| Eileen F Unregistered guest |
Doctor J is great - He returns emails promptly and offers practical suggestions as well as support. I am hoping that his G.A.R.D. diet will help stop my son's seizures. Max was already off of 3 of the 4 problematic foods: soy, dairy, and corn, and now is off of gluten. Doctor J calls aspartame and glutamate "crack cocaine," which I think is a brilliant analogy. Check out his links to glutamic acid and aspartic acid levels in foods. These lists are helping me to monitor how much natural glutamic acid and aspartic acid are in healthy foods. If anyone knows of any other lists , please let me know. Laura, although almonds have less aspartic and glutamic acid than peanuts, they're still pretty high. You've got to be careful with all tree nuts. If you need any help with the diet please let me know - I have been working very hard to find food for Max. | ||
| Dianne Unregistered guest |
Lisa Marie, I couldn't access your links, but did go to Weil's website and read a little in the Pet area - thanks. Dianne/Maine, Thanks for the link - I went there and compared the Wellness ingredients to some of the Blue varieties and found they were fairly comparable - they all looked to be much better than any other diets I've looked at. Hopefully, I'll be able to get her off the injections and pills soon. |
