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Tiki seems to be 'hiding something'. They refuse to divulge what ingredients make up the consomme. Went thru the 2007 pet food disaster and that refusal does not sit well with me.

I suggest you read or listen to this neurosurgeon/s information on excitotoxins. Neurotoxins ARE a 'big deal'.

"Nanny" would of course be a nanny.

Spot's stew has Guar gum. It also has manganese and garlic powder.. Many of the halo products also have rosemary added as well as broth which is MSG, it's the glutamic amino acid causing havoc.

See youtube or book; "The Taste That Kills: Excitotoxins"  [Blaylock is a neurosurgeon] BTW carrageenan, gums, MSG are excitotoxins.

Halo is the food responsible for my kitty's seizures. It does have carrageenan. It also  burned' the skin of an older cat. Was feeding Halo pate for 9 months. Called the company to see if any of their can food would work. Nope!

Getting REAL close to 80.

Forgot to mention that ROSEMARY CAUSES SEIZURES....had just bought 2 bottles of sprinkles [Halo] as a food topper. :(

I didn't see this forum and posted instead here: http://www.thecatsite.com/a/seizures-in-cats

Been thru a lot of that this year. Researched MSG hidden ingredients and many are in most canned catfoods. [not to mention the 'by-products'] Not all expensive brands are without them...most are loaded. Carrageenan, guar gum [and it's cousins], and yucca are excitotoxins/neurotoxins. Avoid them.

Good to see this being addressed. More focus on cat food as the ignition of seizures hopefully will be seen soon. I have a tiny just turned two year old kitty that now has multiple seizures DAILY. They began with some supposed natural drops ordered online for her nasal congestion/mucus. The...

Carrageenan is an excitotoxin.