RUMPELTEAZER 1-25-14 CONTRABAND !

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misty1477

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Did couple extra tests today. Either I didn't shut door good enough or she grew thumbs, pulled over a chair, and turned the door knob.....escaped from her room during lunch and vacuumed some of civies' contraband. Another example of what High-Carbs can do. I have to find a low-carb affordable dry food to be able to leave out for civies sometimes and not have to worry about RumpelT having some.

Testing twice a day now.
1/2 can FF for snack @ 1:30AM
1-1/2 cans FF for breakfast

89@ 8:15AM :mrgreen:

1 can FF for lunch + had contraband ohmygod_smile :YMSIGH:

60 @ 2:10PM :mrgreen:

83 @ 4:45PM :mrgreen:
136 @ 7:10PM NOT :o OR :shock:

Interesting to note that she was kind of "lazy quiet" this afternoon.

1-1/2 cans FF for supper
 
Sue and Oliver (GA) said:
Well, DARN. You'll get her back on track. (no, I wouldn't start the countdown again :mrgreen:
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No new countdown....I KNOW what caused it. :roll: :mrgreen:
She will be back to normal by tomorrow.

As soon as I noticed she had contraband, I thought....I am going to do some tests to see if the HC's really make her BG's rise. I figured it would...wanted to document proof. Can use today's condo as example for other members. :mrgreen:
 
The lowest carb dry I've found us evo. Unfortunately, it's not cheap. I also had trouble finding it. My boys liked the freshpets select chicken; my krogers carries it. It's refrigerated; caveat is I'm not positive what the carb level is. Using the relative % of ingredients, it loiks like 7%; but I suspect that's wrong. It was too new 2.5 years ago to be on any of the food listd-may be now. It did help me transition Cass from dry to wet, however.
 
bookw0rm said:
The lowest carb dry I've found us evo. Unfortunately, it's not cheap. I also had trouble finding it. My boys liked the freshpets select chicken; my krogers carries it. It's refrigerated; caveat is I'm not positive what the carb level is. Using the relative % of ingredients, it loiks like 7%; but I suspect that's wrong. It was too new 2.5 years ago to be on any of the food listd-may be now. It did help me transition Cass from dry to wet, however.
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My local feed store used to carry it, but they said they stopped after all of the recalls. I could order it online I suppose. And yes...it IS expensive. Wouldn't be bad if I wasn't feeding a crew of 7 fur-balls. :smile:

Was also looking at Young Again Zero Carb. Would have to order that online also .... if I remember correctly. Have been doing so much research on so many different "things" that I have to take care of, I can't remember what I found about what any more. Have sticky-do's (post-it notes) all over my desk...cats keep knocking them on the floor...lord help me if I ever lose one of them!! :lol: :roll:
 
Yes, I believe the Young Again is only available by mail order. And probably more $$$ than the Evo. :sad:
Purina DM is another option. Low for a dry food. But only available through a vet.
There seems to be some sort of conspiracy against low-carb dry food users! It must cost a lot to remove the "carbage"?
 
Carl & Bob (GA) said:
Yes, I believe the Young Again is only available by mail order. And probably more $$$ than the Evo. :sad:
Purina DM is another option. Low for a dry food. But only available through a vet.
There seems to be some sort of conspiracy against low-carb dry food users! It must cost a lot to remove the "carbage"?
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Good word, Carl. CARBage. :lol: haha_smiley
 
Calories come from carbs, protein & fat. Reduce one, increase another. Carbs (in the form of grains, usually) are the cheapest & easiest to obtain.
 
You might try baking the canned food on a cookie sheet to dry it out to pilaf or crunchy level.

I've noticed that my cats seem to like the Friskies better when it has dried out somewhat.
 
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