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-Joe Canuck
> I have finally received the nutrient analysis of Iams Original Formula
> dry cat food and will share it here. Despite telling me they would only
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> I find it curious the date at the bottom of the page is 1995.
Interesting. If the date on the page indicates the date the food was
tested, it pretty worthless, they have changed the formula at least a
couple times since then. I kind of doubt this is 1995 food however,
since one of the changes IAMS finally made was to reduce calcium and
phos in the foods and the levels above are today's levels.
Joe Canuck - 28 Nov 2003 20:17 GMT
>>I have finally received the nutrient analysis of Iams Original Formula
>>dry cat food and will share it here. Despite telling me they would only
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> since one of the changes IAMS finally made was to reduce calcium and
> phos in the foods and the levels above are today's levels.
I just checked the sheet again. Handwritten at the very bottom is "2000"
all by itself. Would that be around the time they changed the formula?
Here is everything at the bottom of the page:
"Copyright 1995
The Iams Company
Dayton, Ohio USA
1-800-525-4267
5/15/95
2000" <---- this was the handwritten part.

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Steve Crane - 30 Nov 2003 17:37 GMT
> I just checked the sheet again. Handwritten at the very bottom is "2000"
> all by itself. Would that be around the time they changed the formula?
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> 5/15/95
> 2000" <---- this was the handwritten part.
That makes more sense. 2000 is probably a little closer. They make
some subtle changes in the products pretty frequently, most changes
are pretty meaningless, switching source of vitamin X or mineral Y for
instance.