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I just wanted to share what I discovered in case it could help others with their cats...My two cats Ruby and Hazel were fighting multiple times a day. It wasn't the type of territorial fighting you see in outdoor cats where it sounds like they are trying to kill each other, but it was still fighting. There would be tufts of fur left behind so they were doing some damage, just not deadly. They are mother and daughter and are bonded, so I really couldn't make sense of their fighting. Well, thanks to the pandemic and me being "high risk" for covid, I'm no longer shopping in stores and only doing online orders for delivery or pickup. Which means I am not shopping at Trader Joe's anymore. The food I had been feeding my cats was mostly the canned food from TJ's. Now that I have been forced to switch brands, the cats' fighting has been reduced by at least 90%. It's like they are different cats. They go days without a single fight now. I can't believe it.
I don't know what it was about the TJ's canned cat food, but either it lacked something or had too much of something or had a contaminant not listed in the ingredients. (for example, pesticide residue on the rice used in the formula)
The brand of canned food I am feeding them now is Walmart's Special Kitty. My cats love to eat it, too. I know this sounds like an ad, but it's the truth.
I don't know what it was about the TJ's canned cat food, but either it lacked something or had too much of something or had a contaminant not listed in the ingredients. (for example, pesticide residue on the rice used in the formula)
The brand of canned food I am feeding them now is Walmart's Special Kitty. My cats love to eat it, too. I know this sounds like an ad, but it's the truth.
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