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OT/  Paul Newman's Cat Food?

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Slimpickins - 18 Feb 2005 04:56 GMT
I recently bought a bag of Paul Newman's, "Chicken and Rice Adult and Kitten
Formula" for my 5 month old kitten, Dove. I love Paul Newman' organic
coffee, and really like the fact that much of the proceeds on his products
go to various charities. I'd also heard from a friend that Newman's cat food
is made in a region where the recent tsunami struck.

Anyway, I was in the pet store and noticed that they sold Newman's cat food,
which I didn't even know was available. I scanned the ingredients before
buying it, and not surprisingly, was very impressed with all of the good,
organic ingredients used, especially the chicken, itself.  Dove, so far,
seems to like it fairly well, although not as much as his favorite (the much
less expensive), Whiskas: "Chicken and Turkey".  But I plan on continuing to
purchase Newman's cat foods from now on, and really want to try his wet
food, although this particular store didn't have any of his wet, canned
food, in stock.  Anyone else tried Newman' cat foods yet?

ML
-L. - 18 Feb 2005 06:12 GMT
> I recently bought a bag of Paul Newman's, "Chicken and Rice Adult and Kitten
> Formula" for my 5 month old kitten, Dove.

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Nope - but I will look for it.  I'm trying to find alternatives my cats
will *eat*.

-L.
equalizer - 18 Feb 2005 09:51 GMT
>I recently bought a bag of Paul Newman's, "Chicken and Rice Adult and Kitten
>Formula" for my 5 month old kitten, Dove. I love Paul Newman' organic
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>ML

This is what SteveG posted about them recently:

>They also got back to me rather quickly with a very nice set of PDFs
>showing nutrient content as fed, as %DMV and as per 1000kcal, along
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>and salmon doesn't look so bad - bang on for Phos and Ca, in fact. High
>in sodium though.
PawsForThought - 18 Feb 2005 13:02 GMT
I got a sample bag of it and use it for treats for my cats.  They like
it, and I too like Paul Newman products.  If you're looking for the
canned, you might check out Whole Foods Market if you have one in your
area.  I know the one near me carries it.
tsedinger@yahoo.com - 18 Feb 2005 13:40 GMT
> I recently bought a bag of Paul Newman's, "Chicken and Rice Adult and Kitten
> Formula" for my 5 month old kitten, Dove. I love Paul Newman' organic
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>
> ML

Thanks for the heads up on Paul Newman cat food. I didn't know about it
and will definitely get some for my cats. I love his spaghetti sauce
and the mint oreos are to die for. I especially like that the proceeds
go to good causes.
Karen - 18 Feb 2005 15:08 GMT
>> I recently bought a bag of Paul Newman's, "Chicken and Rice Adult and
> Kitten
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> and the mint oreos are to die for. I especially like that the proceeds
> go to good causes.

Try his dark orange chocolate. Impressive.
equalizer - 18 Feb 2005 20:12 GMT
>> Thanks for the heads up on Paul Newman cat food. I didn't know about it
>> and will definitely get some for my cats. I love his spaghetti sauce
>> and the mint oreos are to die for. I especially like that the proceeds
>> go to good causes.
>>
>Try his dark orange chocolate. Impressive.

I'm addicted to the salad dressing and marinara sauce.
Karen - 18 Feb 2005 21:06 GMT
> >> Thanks for the heads up on Paul Newman cat food. I didn't know about it
> >> and will definitely get some for my cats. I love his spaghetti sauce
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>
> I'm addicted to the salad dressing and marinara sauce.

Yes, the dressings are great. Haven't tried the sauce.
equalizer - 18 Feb 2005 21:21 GMT
>> >> Thanks for the heads up on Paul Newman cat food. I didn't know about it
>> >> and will definitely get some for my cats. I love his spaghetti sauce
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>
>Yes, the dressings are great. Haven't tried the sauce.

The sauces were the first Newman product I ever tried. I stopped making
my own soon after. Try the "Industrial Strength" and you might just give
up sex as passe.

eq
PawsForThought - 18 Feb 2005 22:18 GMT
> I'm addicted to the salad dressing and marinara sauce.
>Yes, the dressings are great. Haven't tried the sauce.

I like the Bombolina marinara sauce.
hamandcheese@betweentheknees.com - 18 Feb 2005 20:17 GMT
>Thanks for the heads up on Paul Newman cat food. I didn't know about it
>and will definitely get some for my cats. I love his spaghetti sauce
>and the mint oreos are to die for. I especially like that the proceeds
>go to good causes.

So after reading Steve G's data as repeated here by EQ, you are going
to go ahead and feed this to your cat(s)? Incredible.

I hope your cats do well on the warm fuzzy feelings you are getting.

-mhd
Steve G - 18 Feb 2005 23:42 GMT
(...)

> So after reading Steve G's data as repeated here by EQ,
> you are going to go ahead and feed this to your cat(s)?
> Incredible.

Well the salmon's not so bad, apart from high sodium  - not sure how
critical that is, either? Alas, my cats tend to avoid the salmon.

However, I shall be avoiding the turkey and chicken, except perhaps as
an occasional treat.

On the flip side, I shall not be avoiding their low-fat Fig Newmans.
Mmmmm. However, the salsa is right out. Too high in phosphorous for me.

Steve.
equalizer - 18 Feb 2005 23:57 GMT
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>
>Steve.

It's funny how I'll watch like crazy what I feed my cats, but I don't
give a crap what I eat, as long as it doesn't make me put on weight.
After all, I am trying to kill myself off before I retire into the
American Social Security Nightmare in about 30 years. I guess that's why
I do rock/ice climbing, telemark skiing on the steeps, mountain biking.
and Extreme Gardening.

eq
Karen - 19 Feb 2005 01:51 GMT
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> eq

OK, gotta ask. What is "extreme gardening"?
equalizer - 19 Feb 2005 02:04 GMT
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>
>OK, gotta ask. What is "extreme gardening"?

Filler.
Karen - 19 Feb 2005 02:32 GMT
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> Filler.

Ah.
Joe Canuck - 19 Feb 2005 14:35 GMT
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>
> OK, gotta ask. What is "extreme gardening"?

Extreme gardening is what happens when equalizer tries to get up after
being bent over on all fours weeding the plot.
Mary - 19 Feb 2005 18:06 GMT
> >>>(...)
> >>>
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> Extreme gardening is what happens when equalizer tries to get up after
> being bent over on all fours weeding the plot.

LOL!
equalizer - 19 Feb 2005 18:38 GMT
<SNIP>

>> OK, gotta ask. What is "extreme gardening"?
>
>Extreme gardening is what happens when equalizer tries to get up after
>being bent over on all fours weeding the plot.

I don't graze that much anymore....

eq

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