Wysong Cat Food - Healthy Pet Foods? Reviews and News
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Wysong Cat Foods - Healthy Pet Foods?
Products made by Menu Foods and Wysong
Recalls - Menu Foods have a history of recalls
Cat Food reviews are based on if Gluten, Corn, Soy, Wheat, Animal Digest are present in your pet's food. Extra points are awarded for the good stuff in the pet food. Points are deducted if by-products and other junk are used to produce these pet foods.
Cute Commercial for Wysong - Offers coupsons, too
Ask Susan Peters Other Sites Of Interest:
Cat Food Review - Cat Food Ratings
Dog Food Review
Pet Food Danger Gauge - How it works
Cushings Disease - Starring "Harley" Information
I do not endorse this company but the information in this video is outstanding!
Wysong Cat Food Reviews and News
- AddLife Canine and Feline Food Supplement Review 8/10
- Wysong Beef Au Jus 95% Meat Canine/Feline Diet Canned 29/30 - Pet Food Danger Gauge - 96% Safe (Probably Safe For Pets)
- Wysong Chicken Stew in Gravy for Cats & Dogs 25/30 (Pet Food Danger Gauge 83% Toxic To Pets )
- Wysong Vegan Canine/Feline Diet Pet Food 18/30 Pet Food Danger Gauge - 60% Safe (Dangerous and Toxic To Pets)
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Wysong AddLife Canine and Feline Food Supplement
Price: $18.75
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Wysong Vitality Feline Diet Dry Food
Price: $19.49
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Wysong Archetype Buffet
Price: $29.50
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Wysong Chicken Au Jus 95% Meat Canine/Feline Diet Canned Dog Food
Price: $21.59
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It's not available here locally but I would still like to read Susan's review of Au Jus.
Susan you are one tough cookie on your reviews and I really like that!!!! Have you ever given a can cat food a 10?
Susan,
Not sure where to put this since I didn't locate a review of Wysong Au Jus feline by you. So I'll include it here. I wrote to them and asked about the "Animal plasma" that is listed as an ingredient in the Au Jus foods.
First I must tell you that there is a message in their e-mail that states that the information is confidential. ...copyrighted by sender and is intended for viewing by the individual to which it is sent. Contains information which the sender considered cofindential.... copying and sharing is prohibited without consent. That just bugs me! If they answered the question in an e-mail why would the answer be different for public viewing???
Anyway, I guess I can't post the answer. So if anyone is interested in finding out what the "animal plasma" is in Wysongs can foods I would encourage you to e-mail and find out. I wasn't pleased with the answer. I thought maybe it was something that just occured based on the meat used.
Ann,
I will try to get to your review request this weekend!
Susan
Leslie,
In my 10 point "shopping list" reviews I have awarded 8 "10" plaques! LOL
I doubt I'll give these same foods much credit with the Pet Food Danger Gauge but we will have to see!
Leslie I have to be hard on these companies since I've learned what I thought would be a good ingredient, when placed in the hands of pet food companies, becomes bad.
An example would be "animal fat". Sounds like that should be good stuff to me. My dad and a lot of "old timers" always gave the dogs beef fat in the winter so I figured fat was good. Turns out fat is rendered restaurant grease which has sat around in barrels outside the cafe (unprotected) until the rendering truck comes along. Sounds yummy, doesn't it?
Susan
Ann,
I will check with my attorney in reference to the email you received and see what the limits of liabilty are on this...
We can talk more at asksusanpeters@hotmail.com
Susan
You've got mail!
Hi, I read Dr. Wysongs "The truth about pet foods" years ago and it was an eye opening book about the wrongs of current pet foods. It was published years before the recalls ever took place, and was a warning to health issues on pets put on ANY kind of kibble or canned food fed as a sole diet. Basicaly it states that cooked foods do not have all the nutrients essential for felines and canines that a RAW diet will provide. The sorce of food should be what an animal would eat if it was in the wild. The best alternative being RAW. Which I whole heartedly agree. Wysong's food was designed to be paired with a raw diet and NOT fed singularly. So how exactly did this food get bad ratings? I am a little baffled since the food is only ment to be 10% of a pets diet? No explanation is given to how this food was scored. Please specifiy.
Ann says:
18 months ago
I love that commercial!!!!
Wysong Au Jus line was suggested to me as a product to start transitioning my cat to from kibble then to possibly a home prepared food. I was surprised to see that in some of their product(not the Au Jus) wheat, corn, gluten and even GARLIC. This company seems to pride itself in education(see info. on their site). So those poor quality ingredients in some of their line really surprised me. I would be interested in Susan's reviews of Wysong. Especially the Au Jus line.