After a long battle between me and Olive, I finally gave in and allowed him to eat his Blue Buffalo Wilderness canned food. I tried changing him to a more healthier food, but to no avail. He preferred his old food, and refused to eat much of his new canned diets.
I decided to do more research regarding Blue Buffalo's ingredients, and to my surprise, Blue Buffalo's Chicken & Turkey canned flavor does not contain carrageenan! Which is great. It's very difficult to avoid carrageenan since it's such a popular (and cheap) stabilizer & food thickener.
However... this brings me to my question. Blue Buffalo's Chicken and Turkey is the only flavor they sell without carrageenan (that i'm aware of...)
How come Chicken & Turkey does not contain carrageenan, but all the others do? Is there other Blue Buffalo wet foods that don't contain carrageenan that I'm not aware of? Or is this a labeling mistake?
I picked up a 12 pack of the food today - that's also a new shipment - and all 12 of them do not have carrageenan labeled in the ingredients list...
I decided to do more research regarding Blue Buffalo's ingredients, and to my surprise, Blue Buffalo's Chicken & Turkey canned flavor does not contain carrageenan! Which is great. It's very difficult to avoid carrageenan since it's such a popular (and cheap) stabilizer & food thickener.
However... this brings me to my question. Blue Buffalo's Chicken and Turkey is the only flavor they sell without carrageenan (that i'm aware of...)
How come Chicken & Turkey does not contain carrageenan, but all the others do? Is there other Blue Buffalo wet foods that don't contain carrageenan that I'm not aware of? Or is this a labeling mistake?
I picked up a 12 pack of the food today - that's also a new shipment - and all 12 of them do not have carrageenan labeled in the ingredients list...