Nutrisca Grain-Free, Potato-Free Chicken Dry Food

[Steph]

Someone just gave me this food. Not cheap, and appears to have "quality" ingredients.

http://www.dogswell.com/healthy-cat-food-treat/cat-food/nutrisca-catfood-chicken-1/

It does have peas, blueberries, apples: Says Glycemic Index is "10" with a high of 70 noted as a reference. It this acceptable? Stubbie is getting bored with Wysong, Evo Cat & Kitten Dry. and yes, I feed wet food.

Thank you!

 

[jayla-n-Drevon]

bump

 

[Mogmom and Goofus]

I'm not sure about the blueberries, but peas and apples have lots of starch and sugar, so I'd need to see the carbs "as fed" per serving before I'd try it.

 

[Steph]

Guess what: I called the company which is in LA, up the road. Person said: "Oh. We've removed that glycemic rating from the front of our package. We're repackaging now. We can't confirm that rating."

So, enough of that, yes? It's a nice food for non-diabetics. Thanks, Mogmom, for input. I agree with you there...