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We humans, with a capacity of extremes. There are those who are honest writing, and there are those who are equally dishonest. Stress often plays an important part is unfair, especially for a businessman struggling desperately trying to ensure his family.
Then there are those who are greedy and simply do not care how they arrive at their fortune long as they do.
Fortunately, in most countries there are now a system that provides the basic (some might say very basic) standard that all manufacturers or suppliers must comply with human food.
Unfortunately, it is neither in the case of animal feed, or the standards are so low as to be useless.
So, despite the ad's pretty, all logically convincing and reassuring words from the vet, chances are, if you feed a cat treated cats, you are directly contributing to the ill health.
Big brands of cat food a financial contribution to the veterinary school, which explains why the estimated reception operations are now filled with those brands. But does this spell the quality?
To find out, we need to look at what is in processed cat food. Most fresh meat goes for human consumption could not be more money. So the animal has a tendency to get food to the bottom. Sludge may contain meal of meat or meat products (chicken feet, feathers, hair, skin, intestinal waste (poo to you and me), waste from slaughterhouses general) meat is not considered safe (spoiled or toxic) or desired by the people, fat, diseased carcasses (may be far from fresh), including sleeping animals.
To that of bulk, low cost carbohydrates are used, which may contain sugar, propylene glycol, fast food residues, mold and rancid grains unfit for human consumption, corn syrup, nutrition without fillers, such as sawdust or newspapers and so on.
Thus begins a cat out of low quality and too low in digestible protein necessary for cats good, too much fat, too high in carbohydrates and can be poisonous - 100 Bald and Golden Eagles in North America, recently died from eating animals euthanised.
Then "Food is cooked, usually at very high temperatures. Cooking destroys many nutrients that are necessary for good health. Cats evolved by killing and eating the food there, showing that it is necessary for the freshness of the general cat good health.
To resolve this problem, manufacturers add synthetic cat of nutrients. Synthetic nutrients are not insulated and easily digested by people not to mention the cat. So calming label boasting "nutritionally complete" or "scientific" diets are intentionally vague as they are not true. Unqualified claims are legally permissible in most countries poor or non-existent rules of pet food.
The result of the cat does not look too attractive, added color (Red 40, Yellow 6, Yellow 5, Blue 2), obviously for the benefit of your cat as I doubt very cares about the color of cats.
Now, most are processed food dry or partially dry. This means that you need to keep drinking to keep him. If you buy any meat products which holds more than a few days in the fridge, you know it is a preservative in.
Contain some common preservatives disodium guanylate, butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA), menadione sodium bisulfite complex (very controversial synthetic vitamin K), mixed tocopherols (a form of synthetic vitamin E) and other recognized unfit for human consumption.
All processed food is "dead" food, no life. Dead is that food, which has been cooked, especially at high temperature and for a long time.
So you think that buying a cat pet food direct from the supplier or butcher may be the answer. Quality butcher to buy right away told me that the majority of PET minced meat sold in butcher shops is that excess fat can not benefit from beet juice. On further inspection of pet mince in the discussion, I had no doubts about it.
I Read a recent purchase of one of the pet shop. As she walked to the store parking lot, saw a pickup loaded with large fields with poultry. On closer she saw them in packs of chicken pieces. Fresh chicken sitting in boxes, in the hot summer sun, and not on the ice, not in a refrigerator car, but the back of an open pick up truck waiting to carry to the store for sale to consumers.
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