Which Rawz recipes are using agar-agar? I've been using the 96% pates and there isn't any agar-agar in the ingredients. I checked several different recipes on the Rawz site and I didn't see agar-agar listed.They use agar-agar as a binding ingredient instead of various gums and, while there are some cats sensitive to agar-agar, cats with GI issues are often very sensitive to most gums.
You're right, I don't see any with agar-agar. I thought some of their pouches used it, but I just looked at a handful of them and it's not listed. Their pâtés are as close to perfect as a canned food can get.Which Rawz recipes are using agar-agar? I've been using the 96% pates and there isn't any agar-agar in the ingredients. I checked several different recipes on the Rawz site and I didn't see agar-agar listed.
Chicken & Duck Cat Food Recipe | RAWZ
MINIMALLY PROCESSED, WITHOUT THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL BINDERS OR GUMS.
- NO ANTIBIOTICS ADDED
- NO XANTHAN GUM
- NO GUAR GUM
- NO CASSIA/LOCUST BEAN
- NO AGAR AGAR
- NO CARRAGEENAN
- NO POTATO STARCH
I found RAWZ to be a 'rich' filling food. I used it for a while with my IBD/SCL kitty. It is a good food.The texture is very soft. That may be why one of my cats throws it up. Maggie does not like it. Coco is the only one that can eat it
Ditto, I completely agree!I like to purchase from our local pet store because they give a small discount on cases, and you can also find individual cans at Incredible Pets.
That is probably why rawz doesn't work for my cat peaches. The one food she rarely throws up is ff classics turkey&gibletsI found RAWZ to be a 'rich' filling food. I used it for a while with my IBD/SCL kitty. It is a good food.
I would not hesitate to buy it..