Is PURINA ONE an OK food?

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anneryan
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Re: Is PURINA ONE an OK food?

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Thanks, Traci. It's been a long road with the mites not being diagnosed for so long, the treatments and Mia's recovery. She is finally relaxing and happy. Her personality is really coming out now that she feels better.

I greatly appreciate all of your help and suggestions along the way. You and this web-site are a great resource!

Anne (and Mia)
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Just reading those ingredients suffices, as far as what is available out there. The info is right on the bags, so they cannot be biased in that regard!
This will be my last visit here, as you are steering people towards the inferior foods, which some vets sell. And those commercial companies' partnership with veterinarians are well known, as well as, thoroughly discussed on other forums by pet owners scared by the recalls who did the research.
There are quality foods out there, without all that garbage in them. See Innova and such. See how chronic ear irritations and other ailments cleared up once they put their pets on foods which do not contain corn, soy...
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Re: Is PURINA ONE an OK food?

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BarneyTheCat wrote:See how chronic ear irritations and other ailments cleared up once they put their pets on foods which do not contain corn, soy...
Evidence? Internet message forums are good examples of anecdotal info, as opposed to facts. In any event, food allergies, if that's what you're referring to, can occur in any cat of any age, at any time, irregardless of how long a certain food has been fed. The same is true of any environment and health condition as well, food is not always the culprit.
..........Traci
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