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Nope, didn't work. Go back to your last condo and highlight the URL. Copy it and then come to this one. Choose Edit on your first post, then hit the icon in the task bar that looks like the link in a chain. Paste the URL in the box that comes up and hit insert. Viola!

You did it right yesterday. I think today you accidentally copied the subject line instead of the URL.
 
Tricia Cinco(GA) & Harvey said:
Nope, didn't work. Go back to your last condo and highlight the URL. Copy it and then come to this one. Choose Edit on your first post, then hit the icon in the task bar that looks like the link in a chain. Paste the URL in the box that comes up and hit insert. Viola!

You did it right yesterday. I think today you accidentally copied the subject line instead of the URL.
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Yeay!! Just did it..thank you. Now to questions if you could help me, what gauge Lancet is best and secondly what's up with the phosphorus in the food? They are off dry this is their second week now, and I see Fancy Feast and Friskies pate. However just the other day I read somewhere that Friskies is high in phosphorus what should I be looking for
 
I always used a 28 gauge lancet, they are bigger than the 30 gauge you are using.
I know Fancy Feast is really high in phosphorus.
 
Dyana said:
I always used a 28 gauge lancet, they are bigger than the 30 gauge you are using.
I know Fancy Feast is really high in phosphorus.
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Ok thanks.. now concerning the phosphorus, I thought Friskies was said to be high. After reading the food charts and dr Lisa's findings, I got rid of the dry, fed only fancy feast pate and added Friskies pate last week because it was said to be a good choice. So yesterday I read somewhere that phosphorus is a concern. I'm confused
 
Govies mom (Karen) said:
Ok thanks.. now concerning the phosphorus, I thought Friskies was said to be high. After reading the food charts and dr Lisa's findings, I got rid of the dry, fed only fancy feast pate and added Friskies pate last week because it was said to be a good choice. So yesterday I read somewhere that phosphorus is a concern. I'm confused
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I also picked Friskies and thought it was a good choice. Just now realizing that fish flavors aren't the best, which is what I was solely feeding and that it was high in phosphorus. I believe ideal levels should be under 200. We are currently in search of a new food.:banghead::bookworm:
 
Chubba said:
I also picked Friskies and thought it was a good choice. Just now realizing that fish flavors aren't the best, which is what I was solely feeding and that it was high in phosphorus. I believe ideal levels should be under 200. We are currently in search of a new food.:banghead::bookworm:
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I do not feed any fish flavors. And haven't for quite some time, I do however perhaps twice a month treat them to a can of human tuna.
 
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