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I know!!!! I have been going out of my mind (literally) when I got a whiff of the Purina "thing". I really don't care if it "could be fake news" I am not willing to take the chance when hundreds of pet owners were documenting the issues. I have enough problems trying to keep the kitties...

I had dumped all my Purina, veterinary and regular. There was an issue that wasn't being addressed a few months ago by Purina or the FDA. Pets dying. I no longer buy Purina. There is a facebook group called Saving Pets One Pet @ A Time (The Original) run by volunteers and documenting the lost...

Oh good! I just bought a case of the Royal Canin Loaf in gravy. The LARGE cans! I'm hoping the vet will take it back, but they're not chewy! :(

Royal Canin Multifunction Urinary + Calm Morsels in Gravy Can for Cats does not have the carrageenan. It seems loaf, pate to gel. I read this article that said: "Don’t let the pet food companies fool you…Other names carrageenan can be called are: Algas, Algue Rouge Marine...

Just be careful of the Royal Canin Urinary Calm loaf - it contains carrageenan, I've been going crazy the past two days trying to figure out if this is in the urinary cat food that I buy. The Hills Multicare Stress Urinary dry does not have it, neither does the Hills urinary c/d Oceanfish...

How about royal canin. My guy didn't like the hill's chicken stew (urinary stress), so I tried that the morsels in gravy.

I just got off a Chat with Royal Canin - the Urinary SO loaf contains CARRAGEENAN. I'm using the Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Stress Urinary Care with Chicken Dry Cat Food with no carrageenan.