I made a spreadsheet of foods that are grain- & carrageenan-free for my own reference when I am out shopping, so I just thought I'd share.
I only listed foods that are available in a 3 oz. (or close to 3 oz.) size, since I am lazy and dislike dealing with the big 5-5.5 oz. cans (I don't know how any of you portion out food from the gigantic 13 oz. cans!!). Also, this way we don't ever have to serve cold food (Coco & Callie split a can for one meal).
My chart isn't as cool as Dr. Pierson's, since I just typed up the guaranteed analysis values, and computed the estimated dry matter basis percentages using that data. So it definitely isn't super accurate (especially for the formulas that don't provide ash percentages), but it's good enough for my purposes.
I'll be adding and removing entries from the chart per Coco & Callie'srequest demand, but feel free to make a copy of the information and use it as you please.
I only listed foods that are available in a 3 oz. (or close to 3 oz.) size, since I am lazy and dislike dealing with the big 5-5.5 oz. cans (I don't know how any of you portion out food from the gigantic 13 oz. cans!!). Also, this way we don't ever have to serve cold food (Coco & Callie split a can for one meal).
My chart isn't as cool as Dr. Pierson's, since I just typed up the guaranteed analysis values, and computed the estimated dry matter basis percentages using that data. So it definitely isn't super accurate (especially for the formulas that don't provide ash percentages), but it's good enough for my purposes.
I'll be adding and removing entries from the chart per Coco & Callie's