Comments on: 9Lives Dry Cat Food http://catfoodreviews.com/9lives-cat-food/ Wed, 21 Sep 2011 13:41:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: H. T. http://catfoodreviews.com/9lives-cat-food/comment-page-1/#comment-48392 H. T. Tue, 05 Apr 2011 21:41:39 +0000 http://catfoodreviews.com/?p=829#comment-48392 Sorry, I love my cat and she gets nothing but the best, 3-4 brands mixed of high quality kibbles like Royal Canine, Taste of the Wild, Max Nutro, Wellness and Avoderm for free feeding (she is still under 1 year). In addition I feed her a can of wet daily and an occasional raw or home prepped protein on the side. Expensive but my cat is worth every penny. Sorry, I love my cat and she gets nothing but the best, 3-4 brands mixed of high quality kibbles like Royal Canine, Taste of the Wild, Max Nutro, Wellness and Avoderm for free feeding (she is still under 1 year). In addition I feed her a can of wet daily and an occasional raw or home prepped protein on the side.

Expensive but my cat is worth every penny.

]]> By: Mandeloo http://catfoodreviews.com/9lives-cat-food/comment-page-1/#comment-26848 Mandeloo Thu, 06 Jan 2011 02:12:42 +0000 http://catfoodreviews.com/?p=829#comment-26848 I can't believe people who are privy to other information feed their pets this stuff. I cant believe companies make this stuff. Feeding your cats Taste of the Wild and Blue Buffalo will end up costing the same with the amount kitty eats. Your vet bills won't he high either. Your litter box won't overwhelm the house anymore. The cats breath won't be bad. Most of all kitty will be better off. I can’t believe people who are privy to other information feed their pets this stuff. I cant believe companies make this stuff. Feeding your cats Taste of the Wild and Blue Buffalo will end up costing the same with the amount kitty eats. Your vet bills won’t he high either. Your litter box won’t overwhelm the house anymore. The cats breath won’t be bad. Most of all kitty will be better off.

]]> By: Panda http://catfoodreviews.com/9lives-cat-food/comment-page-1/#comment-15372 Panda Fri, 22 Oct 2010 22:40:35 +0000 http://catfoodreviews.com/?p=829#comment-15372 9 Lives cat food is a waste of money and time and will only further (if not, then CAUSE) the deteriorating health of your animal. Meal, wheat, corn, by-product, and dyes are NOT things you should be feeding your animal, and are things that most animals are highly allergic to. The wet food is filled with COOKED bones and scales, which are beyond dangerous to your cats! And before people start going on about how 'cats do eat those things in the wild"- yes, they do, but RAW bones and scales. And they don't go OUT to purposely consume them, they just happen to go down with the meat every once in a while. What people don't understand is cats do not CHEW their food. They rip and swallow it, occasionally breaking down a piece with one or two 'chews', but generally it's ripping and swallowing. So giving them a can of wetfood with bones and scales in it, food they know they don't have to rip but just swallow, is just asking for an accident. The best foods to feed your pet are Innova, Wellness, and Blue Buff. They're quality foods with quality ingredients and only MEAT in the list, no 'by-products' or 'meals'. Yes, they're expensive when bought, but the price comes out to be the same as the cheap stuff in the long run because you're feeding LESS to them. Instead of the 1 cup your cat would require with regular store-brand cat food, they only need 1/4 a cup A DAY of Innova, Wellness, or Blue Buff. It's worth it, and your cats will love you for it. 9 Lives cat food is a waste of money and time and will only further (if not, then CAUSE) the deteriorating health of your animal. Meal, wheat, corn, by-product, and dyes are NOT things you should be feeding your animal, and are things that most animals are highly allergic to. The wet food is filled with COOKED bones and scales, which are beyond dangerous to your cats! And before people start going on about how ‘cats do eat those things in the wild”- yes, they do, but RAW bones and scales. And they don’t go OUT to purposely consume them, they just happen to go down with the meat every once in a while. What people don’t understand is cats do not CHEW their food. They rip and swallow it, occasionally breaking down a piece with one or two ‘chews’, but generally it’s ripping and swallowing. So giving them a can of wetfood with bones and scales in it, food they know they don’t have to rip but just swallow, is just asking for an accident. The best foods to feed your pet are Innova, Wellness, and Blue Buff. They’re quality foods with quality ingredients and only MEAT in the list, no ‘by-products’ or ‘meals’. Yes, they’re expensive when bought, but the price comes out to be the same as the cheap stuff in the long run because you’re feeding LESS to them. Instead of the 1 cup your cat would require with regular store-brand cat food, they only need 1/4 a cup A DAY of Innova, Wellness, or Blue Buff. It’s worth it, and your cats will love you for it.

]]> By: Kim http://catfoodreviews.com/9lives-cat-food/comment-page-1/#comment-14895 Kim Tue, 19 Oct 2010 20:07:31 +0000 http://catfoodreviews.com/?p=829#comment-14895 I want to lodge a complaint. I bought 9 Lives catfood this last time around and got it from WalMart. I was half way through the bag and kept dipping out scoops of catfood "webbed" together. My cat turned up her nose, not to say I blamed her. This is the second time I have had this happen. The first time I had Friskies brand and I threw it out and was storing it in a sealed comtainer in the shop and brought only in ans much as I used in a wekk. So, this time I brought in the bag and It got the webbing in it as well. What is going on. I have seen this same type of webs in old bird seed when I worked at Lowes in the garden dept. and we sent it back to the vendor. eventually, if it was not pulled from the shelf, as some more unscrupulous employees will not rotate the stock and push the old to the back of the shelf, it would hatch some kind of moths and weevils. So what is up? Do I have to give $30 for a bag of catfood to get something I don't have to worry about giving to my cat? I want to lodge a complaint. I bought 9 Lives catfood this last time around and got it from WalMart. I was half way through the bag and kept dipping out scoops of catfood “webbed” together. My cat turned up her nose, not to say I blamed her. This is the second time I have had this happen. The first time I had Friskies brand and I threw it out and was storing it in a sealed comtainer in the shop and brought only in ans much as I used in a wekk. So, this time I brought in the bag and It got the webbing in it as well. What is going on. I have seen this same type of webs in old bird seed when I worked at Lowes in the garden dept. and we sent it back to the vendor. eventually, if it was not pulled from the shelf, as some more unscrupulous employees will not rotate the stock and push the old to the back of the shelf, it would hatch some kind of moths and weevils. So what is up? Do I have to give $30 for a bag of catfood to get something I don’t have to worry about giving to my cat?

]]> By: sarahtf http://catfoodreviews.com/9lives-cat-food/comment-page-1/#comment-9032 sarahtf Sun, 22 Aug 2010 15:31:02 +0000 http://catfoodreviews.com/?p=829#comment-9032 This stuff is absolute garbage. I stopped feeding to my cats years ago. The dyes alone cause multiple problems. Best food brand I have found is Eagle Pack. Have to go to a local independent pet store to get, but its well worth the trip. This stuff is absolute garbage. I stopped feeding to my cats years ago. The dyes alone cause multiple problems. Best food brand I have found is Eagle Pack. Have to go to a local independent pet store to get, but its well worth the trip.

]]> By: Imani http://catfoodreviews.com/9lives-cat-food/comment-page-1/#comment-7028 Imani Fri, 16 Jul 2010 01:29:08 +0000 http://catfoodreviews.com/?p=829#comment-7028 My cat Hershey used to have really thin fur and she was kinda on the skinny side but now that i have switched her cat food to 9 Lives: Daily Essentials, she is fluffier than ever!! Now her fur is thick and velvety smooth. Her and my other 3 cats Truffles, Cookie, and Max love it to and there r really fluffy and heathy and happy as ever(: I love 9 lives brand cat food and its soo much better than that other trash like Meow Mix, Fancy Feast and the others. (Science Diet is great too but i can never find it anymore i think its a little on the pricey side too but its very much worth the money) My cat Hershey used to have really thin fur and she was kinda on the skinny side but now that i have switched her cat food to 9 Lives: Daily Essentials, she is fluffier than ever!! Now her fur is thick and velvety smooth. Her and my other 3 cats Truffles, Cookie, and Max love it to and there r really fluffy and heathy and happy as ever(: I love 9 lives brand cat food and its soo much better than that other trash like Meow Mix, Fancy Feast and the others. (Science Diet is great too but i can never find it anymore i think its a little on the pricey side too but its very much worth the money)

]]> By: Anita http://catfoodreviews.com/9lives-cat-food/comment-page-1/#comment-2845 Anita Tue, 19 Jan 2010 19:59:00 +0000 http://catfoodreviews.com/?p=829#comment-2845 I have cats with multiple problems; one with pancreatitis, one with hyperthyroid and one with diabetes. The vet has recommended for the pancreatitis a dry fat weight of no more that 17% in any food. For the diabetic, a high pfotein, low carb food and the other to just deal with his allergies (wheat, shrimp, beef anon them). So you make any dry or canned foods that meet these needs? I have cats with multiple problems; one with pancreatitis, one with hyperthyroid and one with diabetes. The vet has recommended for the pancreatitis a dry fat weight of no more that 17% in any food. For the diabetic, a high pfotein, low carb food and the other to just deal with his allergies (wheat, shrimp, beef anon them). So you make any dry or canned foods that meet these needs?

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