It's surprise me when I check the ingredients. Why the grain-free cat food has Ground Brown Rice?
1080944
Although high-quality, high-protein, this formula doesn't claim to be grain-free.
1080945
wow I never looked but you wouldnt really know that to look at the stuff .. it looks like meat and has none of the ususal; rather stanky cat food smell thanks Ill be more cautious in the future..
1394912
Can not respond. Read ingredients and they were bad for diabetic cat. Gave away or threw out. Sorry
2262652
i get the gluten free which is the "ceramide from rice" . i don't know which one you are looking at. sorry !
1399446
I'll give you a hand by listing the ingredients since Amazon does not and you have to click a special button on Kind's web site to see the ingredients. Not a big fan of "healthy food" suppliers that seem to want to tuck their ingredients out of sight.Ingredients / Whole grains (gluten free oats, brown rice, millet, gluten free oat flour, buckwheat, amaranth, quinoa), tapioca syrup, evaporated cane juice, honey, Non GMO canola oil, coconut, chocolate liquor, sugar, brown rice syrup, molasses, gum acacia, sea salt, vanilla extract, cocoa butter, soy lecithin, Natural Vitamin E. I'll give you a hand by listing the ingredients since Amazon does not and you have to click a special button on Kind's web site to see the ingredients. Not a big fan of "healthy food" suppliers that seem to want to tuck their ingredients out of sight.Ingredients / Whole grains (gluten free oats, brown rice, millet, gluten free oat flour, buckwheat, amaranth, quinoa), tapioca syrup, evaporated cane juice, honey, Non GMO canola oil, coconut, chocolate liquor, sugar, brown rice syrup, molasses, gum acacia, sea salt, vanilla extract, cocoa butter, soy lecithin, Natural... » Read More I'll give you a hand by listing the ingredients since Amazon does not and you have to click a special button on Kind's web site to see the ingredients. Not a big fan of "healthy food" suppliers that seem to want to tuck their ingredients out of sight.Ingredients / Whole grains (gluten free oats, brown rice, millet, gluten free oat flour, buckwheat, amaranth, quinoa), tapioca syrup, evaporated cane juice, honey, Non GMO canola oil, coconut, chocolate liquor, sugar, brown rice syrup, molasses, gum acacia, sea salt, vanilla extract, cocoa butter, soy lecithin, Natural Vitamin E. « Show Less
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i think you'll have to contact the company for that information. i think it's the only cat food without by-products or fillers and my cat is doing great on it.
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I have always just mixed about 1/4 tsp in with the canned food, in their morning meal. It is much easier and they eat it fine. Your idea seems like it would cause the cat to put up an unnecessary fuss.
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I don't know I didn't even pay attention about brown rice. Sorry I can't help
458336
A fatty meal would mean that simply you add a healthy oily substance to the food. Examples: olive oil, butter, tuna in oil, and so on...get the idea? And as a suggestion to avoid allergies and harmful chemicals in your cats' system please read the ingredients label on the industrially-made food you serve them. It should definitely not contain by-products or offals (example: meat, chicken, pork, lamb and the like). Also don't repeat the same ol' food always. Change it around so there the pets do not get bored and don't become overly sensitive to any other brand.
929751
It seems not, only brown or white rice flours. that's all I could find in the ingredients.
459264
According to their website, yes: "Limited Ingredient Diets Green Pea and Duck Dry Cat Formula offers your cat a delicious source of grain free nutrition." My cats love it!
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The ingredients on the web say "Rice Powder, Magnesium Stearate" so I assume from those ingrediences that it is coming from rice only :)
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You might find that both of these variety packs are unsuited for your cats.... There is a lot of fish in these variety packs. --Have you read on fish and hyperthyroidism in felines? See DVM Lisa Pierson's site catinfo dot org - http://catinfo.org/?link=felinehyperthyroidism - she writes on causal factors that include: iodine (poorly regulated in cat foods), PBDEs (in fish and house dust), soy, BPA (in some cat can linings). She recommends against feeding fish.Pierson's has an interesting site in terms of cat food and cat health. I have found her writings valuable. Unfortunately, most vets don't get much of an education in pet food and pet nutrition. You might find that both of these variety packs are unsuited for your cats.... There is a lot of fish in these variety packs. --Have you read on fish and hyperthyroidism in felines? See DVM Lisa Pierson's site catinfo dot org - http://catinfo.org/?link=felinehyperthyroidism - she writes on causal factors that include: iodine (poorly regulated in cat foods), PBDEs (in fish and house dust), soy, BPA (in some cat can linings). She recommends against feeding fish.Pierson's has an interesting site in terms of cat food and cat health. I have found her writings... » Read More You might find that both of these variety packs are unsuited for your cats.... There is a lot of fish in these variety packs. --Have you read on fish and hyperthyroidism in felines? See DVM Lisa Pierson's site catinfo dot org - http://catinfo.org/?link=felinehyperthyroidism - she writes on causal factors that include: iodine (poorly regulated in cat foods), PBDEs (in fish and house dust), soy, BPA (in some cat can linings). She recommends against feeding fish.Pierson's has an interesting site in terms of cat food and cat health. I have found her writings valuable. Unfortunately, most vets don't get much of an education in pet food and pet nutrition. « Show Less
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It's gluten free, by new grains...the company's name who produces them. While rice may be a grain it does not contain gluten, which causes an allergic reaction in people with celiacs
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Yes. Ingredients, from package: "Enzymatically processed rice protein from certified organic, whole grain, sprouted brown rice".I don't know why the information on Amazon doesn't mention it's brown rice - probably an oversight (or intentional omissions due to thinking that consumers wouldn't be interested) from whoever manages the sales process.
1979354
Yes, the other side of the box says "formulated for your cat...". Please don't eat it yourself.
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i believe the reference to be a rich canned food like a fish ,salmon or an beef can food ,they claim those are fatty foods,(,vets i have asked).i myself sprinkle product over dry food when cats get morning feed,,i use on my outside cats 2 ferals that found my yard when they were vary young..it works great..
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I just threw my empty bag out. I store mine in a giant plastic cereal container. I have to because my cat finds the fish ingredient very tasty. So do the rats. They have a really smooth coats since switching to this food. They don't itch anymore either.