Purina Veterinary Diets DM Dietetic Mgmt Dry Cat Food Review

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By AskSusanPeters

Purina Veterinary Diets DM Dietetic Management Feline Formula Dry Food


Purina Veterinary Diets DM Dietetic Management Feline Formula Dry Food


Purina Veterinary Diets DM Dietetic Management Feline Formula Dry Food Cat Food Rating:

Purina Veterinary DietsĀ® DM Dietetic ManagementĀ® brand feline formula provides complete and balanced nutrition for the adult cat and has been formulated to achieve the following characteristics:

High concentration of dietary protein Low concentration of dietary carbohydrate Source of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids High concentration of antioxidants

Purina Veterinary Diets DM Dietetic Management Feline Formula Dry Food Cat Food Rating:

  • Animal Digest - Minus 1 point = animal digest
  • Corn - Minus 1 point = corn gluten meal, corn starch
  • Wheat - Plus 1 point = No wheat
  • Soy - Minus 1 point = soy protein isolate
  • Gluten - Minus 1 point = corn gluten meal
  • Extra Goodies - Plus 1 point = Poultry meal
  • By-Products - Plus 1 point = No by-products
  • Animal Fat - Minus 1 point = beef tallow
  • Pet Food Recalls - Plus 1 point = No Recalls Purina Veterinary Diets DM Dietetic Management Feline Formula Dry Food Cat Food
  • Class Action - Minus 1 point = Class Action Purina Pet Foods

Cat Food Rating for Purina Veterinary Diets DM Dietetic Management Feline Formula Dry Food Cat Food :

Total Score = 4/10

Ask Susan Peters Purina Veterinary Diets DM Dietetic Management Feline Formula Dry Food Cat Food Review:

Purina Veterinary Diets DM Dietetic Management Feline Formula Dry Food Cat Food doesn't seem to have anything special in it. This is pretty much junk with a high price. Ol Roy, cheap stuff, scored much better than Purina Veterinary Diets DM Dietetic Management Feline Formula Dry Food Cat Food . If your vet is selling this stuff they are making a huge profit at your pet's expense!

Animal digest - manure.

Corn gluten meal is a cheap filler used by pet food companies to reduce production costs. Gluten is a super concentrated mix as is meal. So the corn is this batch is actually at least 5 times the amount listed.

We should probably take time out from this review to remind ourselves of the good and bad effects of corn in a cat or dog's diet. *Corn, wheat and soy are resonsible for fever, ear aches, ear infections, bad bread, dental disease, hair loss, dry and itchy skin, bloat, tumors, warts, moles, abnormal nail growth, arthritis, deafness, blindness, digestive problems, siezures, inflamed liver, inflamed kidneys, bladder problems, heart problems, and death. Oh yeah, for the good effects of corn - reduces the cost of pet food production.

Ask Susan Peters Other Sites Of Interest:

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Cat Food Safe To Feed After The Cat Food Recall Updated 6/16/07

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Dog Treat and Snack Review and Dog Food Ratings

Dog Food Recall List Updated 09/18/07

Dog Food Safe To Feed After The Dog Food Recall Updated 6/16/07

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marcia  says:
2 years ago

You can say what you want, but we were giving our poor kitty two shots of insulin a day until we put her on the DM. When we first took her to the vet, her sugar was so high, I was surprised she wasn't in a coma. After a while on the DM, and many visits to the vet to recheck her sugar, it is now under control and we are off the shots. She's happy and we're happy!!

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AskSusanPeters  says:
2 years ago

Marcia,

It is always great news to hear a pet is doing well. Thanks for the insight.

Keep us advised,

Susan

Deceived and Defrauded  says:
13 months ago

Pity that instead of being on a moist, meaty food which an OBLIGATE CARNIVORE's tiny digestive system requires, the poor cat will only be back at the vets due to the inevitable Urinary Tract Infections, stones, crystals, bladder issues, etc. The stuff is too much on their Pancreas, which, whenover loaded, has to depend on the LIVER for overflow....

Cats should NOT be eating dry cereal! NATURE has designed this species to derive moisture from the wet meat they eat. Ever wonder why cats are known not to be water drinkers?If a cat is drinking water, the poor thing's system is DEHYDRATED! Don't take my word for it. Just look up this species in ANY ENCYCLOPEDIA!!!!

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