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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / April 2007List of Petfoods Not Recalled
This is a great site that lists foods that are not on the recall list. There are also links to each petfood company listed so I would recommend that you verify with the company before feeding the food. http://thepetfoodlist.com/petfoods_pg1.htm > This is a great site that lists foods that are not on the recall > list. There are also links to each petfood company listed so I would > recommend that you verify with the company before feeding the food. > > http://thepetfoodlist.com/petfoods_pg1.htm HA! It's sad that it's easier to handle compiling a list of *non* recalled food than recalled food. Pretty soon, I'll be feeding my cats Swanson TV dinners. Sandy >> This is a great site that lists foods that are not on the recall >> list. There are also links to each petfood company listed so I would [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Pretty soon, I'll be feeding my cats Swanson TV dinners. ------- How can you know those are safe? Best regards, ---Cindy s. >>> This is a great site that lists foods that are not on the recall >>> list. There are also links to each petfood company listed so I would [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Best regards, > ---Cindy s. Feed to the two legged kids first if they survive it is safe > "cindys" <cste...@rochester.rr.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Feed to the two legged kids first if they survive it is safe- Hide quoted text - ROFL! Great answer :) on Fri, 20 Apr 2007 00:57:47 GMT, "cindys" <cstein1@rochester.rr.com> wrote: > How can you know those are safe? That's the twenty million dollar friggen question...  SignatureLynne "We are strong enough to stand tall tearlessly We are brave enough to bend to cry And sad enough to know We must laugh again" ~ Nikki Giovanni, 4/17/2007, Virginia Tech >>> This is a great site that lists foods that are not on the recall >>> list. There are also links to each petfood company listed so I would [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Best regards, > ---Cindy s. Are you kidding?! They have perfected the art of feeding living beings crap. Have you heard of anyone going to the emergency room over a dinner of congealed meat-loaf, cardboard-flavored mashed potatoes, watery corn, and "peach cobbler"? Sandy >>>> This is a great site that lists foods that are not on the recall >>>> list. There are also links to each petfood company listed so I would [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Sandy You never ate my ex wife cooking or my mothers' have you >>>>> This is a great site that lists foods that are not on the recall >>>>> list. There are also links to each petfood company listed so I would [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > You never ate my ex wife cooking or my mothers' have you My condolences, but I was raised on this. Pork chops, swimming in grease ... YUM! Sandy >>>>>> This is a great site that lists foods that are not on the recall >>>>>> list. There are also links to each petfood company listed so I would [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > Sandy I was raised in the hills of Kentucky their were real cans of LARD that was on the shelf. Or they collected the bacon grease to reuse >>>>>>> This is a great site that lists foods that are not on the recall >>>>>>> list. There are also links to each petfood company listed so I [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > I was raised in the hills of Kentucky their were real cans of LARD that > was on the shelf. Or they collected the bacon grease to reuse Hey... I was raised in Camden, NJ ... one of the most crime-ridden, poverty-stricken cities in the nation. Grease!? We usd that like butter ... or put it on our hair. (Well, not me.) In any event, I don't want to create my cats' food. So, some domestic, pet food genius better make a crack-addicted type, safe food for cats or I'm done for. Sandy on Fri, 20 Apr 2007 02:40:08 GMT, "Matthew" <Iamacatslave@proudtoserve.com> wrote: > I was raised in the hills of Kentucky their were real cans of LARD > that was on the shelf. Or they collected the bacon grease to reuse I live in Kentucky now, but I am not a fan of southern cooking at all. They fry everything. Blech! SignatureLynne "We are strong enough to stand tall tearlessly We are brave enough to bend to cry And sad enough to know We must laugh again" ~ Nikki Giovanni, 4/17/2007, Virginia Tech > on Fri, 20 Apr 2007 02:40:08 GMT, "Matthew" > <Iamacatslave@proudtoserve.com> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I live in Kentucky now, but I am not a fan of southern cooking at all. > They fry everything. Blech! Where about Lynne I used to live of the Daniel Boone parkway near mooreshead and prestonburg > "We are strong enough to stand tall tearlessly > We are brave enough to bend to cry > And sad enough to know > We must laugh again" > > ~ Nikki Giovanni, 4/17/2007, Virginia Tech on Fri, 20 Apr 2007 04:04:20 GMT, "Matthew" <Iamacatslave@proudtoserve.com> wrote: > Where about Lynne I used to live of the Daniel Boone parkway near > mooreshead and prestonburg I'm in the Louisville area, but I spend weekends at the Red River Gorge when the weather cooperates. That part of the state is gorgeous! SignatureLynne "We are strong enough to stand tall tearlessly We are brave enough to bend to cry And sad enough to know We must laugh again" ~ Nikki Giovanni, 4/17/2007, Virginia Tech > on Fri, 20 Apr 2007 02:40:08 GMT, "Matthew" > <Iamacatslave@proudtoserve.com> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I live in Kentucky now, but I am not a fan of southern cooking at all. > They fry everything. Blech! A lot of people call Kentucky a southern state but It was a border state of the mason dixie line. We got the best of both worlds southern hospitality and Northern Sense of life Now there ain't nothing wrong with fried chicken, black skillet cornbread with a mess of greens. Those hill folk know how to cook and work their a@@ off to raise a family on Fri, 20 Apr 2007 04:24:38 GMT, "Matthew" <Iamacatslave@proudtoserve.com> wrote: > A lot of people call Kentucky a southern state but It was a border > state of the mason dixie line. We got the best of both worlds [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > cornbread with a mess of greens. Those hill folk know how to cook and > work their a@@ off to raise a family Kentucky people are good people. Moving here from DC was quite a culture shock, but in a positive way. I have embraced the slower, friendlier way of life (just not the cooking, hehe). SignatureLynne "We are strong enough to stand tall tearlessly We are brave enough to bend to cry And sad enough to know We must laugh again" ~ Nikki Giovanni, 4/17/2007, Virginia Tech > on Fri, 20 Apr 2007 04:24:38 GMT, "Matthew" > <Iamacatslave@proudtoserve.com> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > shock, but in a positive way. I have embraced the slower, friendlier way > of life (just not the cooking, hehe). Since you live over in the north west part make sure you have a brown derby you won't regret it ;-) > Lynne > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > ~ Nikki Giovanni, 4/17/2007, Virginia Tech on Fri, 20 Apr 2007 15:46:52 GMT, "Matthew" <Iamacatslave@proudtoserve.com> wrote: > Since you live over in the north west part make sure you have a brown > derby you won't regret it ;-) As a non-meat eater, that would be tough to do. But I've observed people enjoying them immensely, so they must be good! SignatureLynne "We are strong enough to stand tall tearlessly We are brave enough to bend to cry And sad enough to know We must laugh again" ~ Nikki Giovanni, 4/17/2007, Virginia Tech > I live in Kentucky now, but I am not a fan of southern cooking at all. > They fry everything. Blech! I remember on a cross country trip while driving through Kentucky, we stopped at a Kentucky Fried Chicken. It was the best restaurant type fried chicken I'd ever had (or maybe I was just hungry from the trip, lol). on Fri, 20 Apr 2007 01:33:45 GMT, "Matthew" <Iamacatslave@proudtoserve.com> wrote: > You never ate my ex wife cooking or my mothers' have you They screwed up Swanson's frozen dinners?? SignatureLynne "We are strong enough to stand tall tearlessly We are brave enough to bend to cry And sad enough to know We must laugh again" ~ Nikki Giovanni, 4/17/2007, Virginia Tech > on Fri, 20 Apr 2007 01:33:45 GMT, "Matthew" > <Iamacatslave@proudtoserve.com> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > They screwed up Swanson's frozen dinners?? They made Ellie May from the clampits look like a gourmet chef. Ever had a biscuit if you dropped it on your foot you would break the foot > "We are strong enough to stand tall tearlessly > We are brave enough to bend to cry > And sad enough to know > We must laugh again" > > ~ Nikki Giovanni, 4/17/2007, Virginia Tech on Fri, 20 Apr 2007 02:33:20 GMT, "Matthew" <Iamacatslave@proudtoserve.com> wrote: > Ever had a biscuit if you dropped it on your foot you would break the > foot haha, no, and for that I am grateful. Suddenly I feel like a competent cook! SignatureLynne "We are strong enough to stand tall tearlessly We are brave enough to bend to cry And sad enough to know We must laugh again" ~ Nikki Giovanni, 4/17/2007, Virginia Tech >HA! It's sad that it's easier to handle compiling a list of *non* recalled >food than recalled food. > >Pretty soon, I'll be feeding my cats Swanson TV dinners. I wouldn't have a problem if I were talking about Kira and Maynard. They ate a variety of things, and I could make my own food with them and have no problem if I needed to. But Chase and Jay Jay forgot to read the book. They won't even eat meat or fish if I offer it to them. It's gotta be cat food, or they won't eat it. Especially Jay Jay. He won't even touch tuna. > On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 00:54:54 GMT, "Sandy McDermin" > <mcdermin@his.com> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > meat or fish if I offer it to them. It's gotta be cat food, or they > won't eat it. Especially Jay Jay. He won't even touch tuna. One of my cats will eat any canned food offered to her (well, almost any) so it's fairly easy to offer her food with non-suspect ingredients. Then there are the other five picky eaters... Of course their favorite canned foods were some of the earliest recalled. ::sigh:: None will really eat much in the way of human food. The kittens (almost a year old now) will sometimes consent to chew on a piece of steak or chicken, but only if it's leftovers from a good restaurant - certainly nothing *I* cooked! Gail F. >One of my cats will eat any canned food >offered to her (well, almost any) so it's >fairly easy to offer her food with non-suspect >ingredients. Then there are the other five >picky eaters... Of course their favorite canned >foods were some of the earliest recalled. ::sigh:: Jay Jay likes 2 flavors of Fancy Feast. Anything else, and he jerks his head back, tenses up, and gives this really offended look. He won't even sniff at it. Not even a can of tuna. It took almost 2 years to get him to eat canned food, and another couple months for him to start showing up at feeding time on a regular basis. Now he's there waiting for it. When I first got him, he liked the Friskies dental diet which did not like him. It was being served upstairs and i had to have it removed so that he would stop eating it. He liked Maynard's senior Royal Canin, so I bought the Maine Coon version for him, and that is what he has been eating ever since. It has been working well for him and agrees with him. I'm 90% sure that his food is fine, but that 10% is enough to scare me. |
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