squeem3
Member Since 2009
http://www.murrfoods.com/
A local independent pet store recently started selling this new brand. It's supposedly low carb. The COO posted here about the brand: http://www.catster.com/forums/Food_and_Nutrition/thread/754653/last
Our unique formulas provide all necessary vitamins, minerals & micronutrients directly from the proteins so no vitamin pack additives are needed. We only add potato starch as a binder and Calcite (a pure form of Calcium). Our products are a maximum of 1% carbohydrate and are exceptionally good for pets with diabetes.
Ingredients are good: meats and organs with the usual vitamin and minerals and the questionable potato starch. I know some diabetic cats are sensitive to starches of any kind. The food feel pate-like inside the pouch with very little liquid.
Price is expensive - $2.99 a pouch :shock: You can buy a box of 12 (I think?) pouches.
A local independent pet store recently started selling this new brand. It's supposedly low carb. The COO posted here about the brand: http://www.catster.com/forums/Food_and_Nutrition/thread/754653/last
Our unique formulas provide all necessary vitamins, minerals & micronutrients directly from the proteins so no vitamin pack additives are needed. We only add potato starch as a binder and Calcite (a pure form of Calcium). Our products are a maximum of 1% carbohydrate and are exceptionally good for pets with diabetes.
Ingredients are good: meats and organs with the usual vitamin and minerals and the questionable potato starch. I know some diabetic cats are sensitive to starches of any kind. The food feel pate-like inside the pouch with very little liquid.
Price is expensive - $2.99 a pouch :shock: You can buy a box of 12 (I think?) pouches.
