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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / April 2007Royal Canin
Is anyone else having any trouble with Royal Canin? I recently opened a new bag for the kitty and he is refusing to eat it - so....................... I haven't heard anything about RC yet, but I am not even trying to get my cat to eat it right now. Geez............. FWIW, Royal Canin has placed an official statement on their web site that their *complete* line of pet foods is safe and was never affected by the current pet food scare. Same for Spa Select. I feed my cats both these line of pet foods, so I made contact with both companies and was assured ALL their pets foods are safe. Thank you - I also went to their website and saw their notice. It just makes me uncomfortable that my cat turned up his nose at the new bag - he loves to eat - he is a Maine Coon. But I have stopped feeding the Royal Canin until some more time goes by - although, I don't think it even has wheat gluten in it - it does have corn gluten. > FWIW, Royal Canin has placed an official statement on > their web site that their *complete* line of pet foods is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > foods, so I made contact with both companies and was > assured ALL their pets foods are safe. Used Iams & Hill's SD for years. Switched to Royal Canin Indoor 27 about two years ago, on the advice of a cat breeder. Noticed immediate results in coats, garbage can raiding, and going after anything green & alive. In my unprofessional opinion, RC is providing them everything they need and leaves them craving nothing to supplement their diet. However, daddy does give the sometimes can of Spa Select Blue, which two of them love, and one does not. Thank you - I also went to their website and saw their notice. It just makes me uncomfortable that my cat turned up his nose at the new bag - he loves to eat - he is a Maine Coon. But I have stopped feeding the Royal Canin until some more time goes by - although, I don't think it even has wheat gluten in it - it does have corn gluten. On Apr 2, 1:55?pm, "nee" <n...@neefexdoz.edu> wrote: > FWIW, Royal Canin has placed an official statement on > their web site that their *complete* line of pet foods is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > foods, so I made contact with both companies and was > assured ALL their pets foods are safe. |
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