Purina Kitten

Posted on February 2nd, 2011 by MJ in Cat Supplies

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My kitten used to eat Science Diet kitten food but we swtiched to Purina kitten food?

She loves the Purina she would never eat the science diet the way she eats this one but I notice now that when she uses the litter box it smells more that when she was on the other food. Is this a problem & should I switch her food again? I feel like she loves this one or else she wouldn't be eating it all the time.

I'm not a huge fan of the Science Diet brand, I remember the company having problems with toxic ingredients and pet deaths in the 80s. Ive also had many dogs and cats that seemed to prefer other brands to this food. Having said that, there is no doubt that it is a better than average quality food if overpriced. The proof of the quality is in the change in the level of smell that you noticed. The food is somewhat more digestible than most supermarketed brands. There is a certain amount of built obsolensence ( I hope I spelled that right) with mass marketed (sold in supermarkets) brands. They are going to try to maximize their profit by using and buying ingredients that are economical, sometimes this compromises the quality of the food. They are formulated to make your pet have to eat more to get its nutrition. So you have to buy more. This makes more stool and smellier stool. The better the quality of the ingredients the smaller and less smellier the stools. Your pet is USING more of the food before forming waste. The more indigestible filler ingredients the more stool. Indigestible filler makes you think that you are getting more food in the bag for a cheaper price. Does that make sense? I researched this and spoke to the sales reps for the pet food companies when I was ordering for the animal hospital I was running. They all explained how their food was manufactured and of course how superior THEIR brand was. But what I gleaned from them was a truth about how pet food is made and since the recent pet food scandal, I think that people are becoming more aware of the scam of paying more for so called gourmet pet food brands. So if you can stand the extra smell, the more affordable food should be just fine.
If I remember correctly, Purina and Pedigree werent part of the food toxicity problem because they still manufacture their food in their own plants as they have for years. I've used Pedigree and I was pleased with the results that I got for the price I paid. But when I could afford it, I feed my pets Royal Canin to my dogs and their feline product ( I cant recall the name of the cat food) to my cats and was very impressed.
The same for the Innova products - I was very impressed with the small, relatively smell free stools the food produced, which made me feel that I was feeding a high quality food and was getting my money's worth.
I dont think that you need to worry about the smell change healthwise, as long as her coat and eyes are shiny, and seems to play and behave normally. Her litterbox may just be a good place for a Stik Up while you are feeding the new food. LOL!

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