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Cat Forum / General Topics / August 2005WHISKAS (Milk plus)
Question: Has any poster, here, have given this product to their cat/s? Is this kind of product beneficial to cats? Thank you --Sneeks I received some as a free sample one day & my cat just sniffed it once & would never go near it again. > Question: Has any poster, here, have given this product to their cat/s? > Is this kind of product beneficial to cats? > > Thank you > > --Sneeks > I received some as a free sample one day & my cat just sniffed it once & > would never go near it again. Its a good thing! The entire Whiskas line is one of the worst cat foods on the market. The phosphorus content of their diets are so high that I'm surprised that the cats who eat the stuff don't glow in the dark. High phosphorus contents can lead to mineralization of soft tissue- especially the kidneys. Phosphorus is also one of the primary components of struvite crystals and uroliths in cats (magnesium ammonium phosphate). Phil > Question: Has any poster, here, have given this product to their cat/s? > Is this kind of product beneficial to cats? > > Thank you > > --Sneeks I got some, and my cats, all 5 LOVE IT! So that's now the dry food they get. Hi, Brand, I'll offer it to my cat, Julia, and see what she thinks. I also saw something on the market by WHISKAS (or another brand)--it's a milk-type drink; have you heard of this kind of product? If so, have your babies tried it out, and what do they think of it? > Hi, Brand, > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > a milk-type drink; have you heard of this kind of product? If so, have > your babies tried it out, and what do they think of it? No I've not tried that for my cats. I might get some and try it out. If they like it, maybe it could be a weekly treat for my furbabies. > > Hi, Brand, > > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > No I've not tried that for my cats. I might get some and try it out. If they > like it, maybe it could be a weekly treat for my furbabies. WHISKAS does make it--but I didn't stop to check it out more carefully when I picked up Julia's litter and food, this afternoon. : > Hi, Brand, : > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] : No I've not tried that for my cats. I might get some and try it out. If they : like it, maybe it could be a weekly treat for my furbabies. I don't know it, but I bet there's sugar in it ... Carola >> Question: Has any poster, here, have given this product to their cat/s? >> Is this kind of product beneficial to cats? [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >I got some, and my cats, all 5 LOVE IT! So that's now the dry food they >get. How do you get dry food out of WHISKAS (Milk plus)??Did you not read the original post ?!?!?!? >>> Question: Has any poster, here, have given this product to their cat/s? >>> Is this kind of product beneficial to cats? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > How do you get dry food out of WHISKAS (Milk plus)??Did you not read the > original post ?!?!?!? TO little sleep and I put it over their dry food. Hey, you live on 2 hours sleep cause you have a sick kid all night long and see if your brain works right. > Question: Has any poster, here, have given this product to their cat/s? > Is this kind of product beneficial to cats? > > Thank you > > --Sneeks The cats I know are a bit spotty. My sisters 4 cats loved it, my pair a big yawn. I think you need to try it and see. Just do what I do with any food for the cats, give them a variety. I feel that you are less likely to cause damage that way than trying to find some mythical ideally nutritious food. Larry Osborne Have you heard of that milk-like drink for cats, perhaps sold by POUNCE or WHISKAS? I want my cat to have a balanced diet--but I want her to have a (safer) variety of foods for her diet. >Question: Has any poster, here, have given this product to their cat/s? >Is this kind of product beneficial to cats? > >Thank you > >--Sneeks Milk Plus? Sounds like something from A Clockwork Orange. > Question: Has any poster, here, have given this product to their cat/s? > Is this kind of product beneficial to cats? > > Thank you > > --Sneeks My cats like is all. Started them on it as kittens. I am concerned about feline diabetes...that's why I am asking. >Question: Has any poster, here, have given this product to their cat/s? >Is this kind of product beneficial to cats? > >Thank you > >--Sneeks None of mine like it but they do like milk which does not effect any of them adversely. If you want to give them milk and they do not like the WHISKAS (Milk plus) and regular milk bothers them you might want to try lactose free people milk. My grand daughter drinks it because regular dairy product effect her. |
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