someone had posted a sight that listed brands of cat food and broke down the ingredients and nutrition but I can’t find it again…it’s not the catfooddb one or Tanya’s chart.
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Trying to find a chart listing cat food brands and list of ingredients
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This one is pretty old so not really useful: Nutritional Values Spreadsheet, 2010
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No, it’s not that site (catfooddb) and it’s not the “wet food ingredient chart” and not Tanya’s chart
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Nope not those either, I. Still trying to search, can’t remember what it was called
A dry food chart: https://www.youngagainpetfood.com/assets/cat-food-comparison-chart.pdf
Similar one for prescription food compared to Young Again: Prescription Cat Food Comparison Chart Free Download
Similar one for prescription food compared to Young Again: Prescription Cat Food Comparison Chart Free Download
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This isn’t the one I was looking for but is pretty good. Thanks….
I saved this one so I wouldn’t have to keep searching for it again.
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FYI. I was able to find the list I was looking for (pet food)
petfoodlist.org
im hoping it’s a safe site…it does show a lot of info
Has anyone else tried this site?
petfoodlist.org
im hoping it’s a safe site…it does show a lot of info
Has anyone else tried this site?
This is a crowd-sourced site, meaning it's like a wikipedia (anyone can add data and its monitored for quality) except that it's for pet food. It's possible that a person could come across incorrect information although they state they typically remove bad info within 24 hours, and new information can take as much as a week to be added. On the flip side, this is still better than looking at data from 2017, etc. I wish there was more information about who the site owners are.
You can double-check food data yourself by looking at their food info vs transparent manufacturer info, such as with Koha--never mind, petfoodlist doesn't have Koha, but you get the idea.
You can double-check food data yourself by looking at their food info vs transparent manufacturer info, such as with Koha--never mind, petfoodlist doesn't have Koha, but you get the idea.
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