Tina & Sammy
Member Since 2010
Yesterday's Condo
We had a great night last night. Sammy did get close to 50, but I easily managed the low with 8% and 11% food., and he didn't spike too high. He has been surfing between 70-90 since 10:30 pm last night. And NO reduction earned.
Thanks for all that information, I will definitely read through all of it.
It might also explain why awhile back my cats completely turned their noses up at that food. I am feeding Sammy Wellness Turkey and so far it seems to be okay, but I will definitely keep an eye on it.
We had a great night last night. Sammy did get close to 50, but I easily managed the low with 8% and 11% food., and he didn't spike too high. He has been surfing between 70-90 since 10:30 pm last night. And NO reduction earned.
Hi Tina, Several months ago one of the cats on the board and her 2 civvie companions were taken ill suddenly (renal failure?) and the vet determined that the only thing that all 3 had in common was a meal of Wellness. The civvies recovered, but the diabetic cat died. I don't recall at the moment her name, but Marje may be able to fill you in (Marje has stopped feeding Wellness to Gracie). Apparently there have been many anecdotal cases of cats getting sick on Wellness. I decided to find other foods for Rusty because of the upsetting news. Some of the discussion on the board took place at the end of December. Here is a link to one of Marje's condos: http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/threads/12-27-gracie-amps-320-3-298-6-121.130493/#post-1342321
You might also check out some of the letters on this website: http://petfoodtalk.com/catfoodreviews/wellness-cat-food/
Apparently the formulas were changed without comment and cats were refusing to eat, having intestinal problems, etc.
The member who first brought the WN issue up was Melinda with Talbot and siblings.
Gracie had been eating WN chicken, turkey, and beef and chicken for years. We never had an issue. But after the issue above and then Billie had some issues, and then Gracie had a weird poo and some blood in her vomit, I just decided to not take a chance. I've also been concerned about carregeenan in food and feel it had a lot to do with Tobey's intestinal issues. I got Tobey onto raw and have been searching for canned foods without carregeenan with the ultimate goal of feeding Gracie raw.
I hope that helps.
Thanks for all that information, I will definitely read through all of it.
It might also explain why awhile back my cats completely turned their noses up at that food. I am feeding Sammy Wellness Turkey and so far it seems to be okay, but I will definitely keep an eye on it.