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Amazon Brand – Wonder Bound Wet Cat Food, Pate, No Added Grains, 3 oz (Pack of 24) - $11.85 or less w/S&S when you buy 4 ($50 worth) or more @Amazon
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Buy $50 save 25% + S&S discount = $11.85 or less per 24 cans
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Buy $50 save 25% + S&S discount = $11.85 or less per 24 cans
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 4/29/2024, 12:59 AM| Sold By | Sale Price |
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| Product Name: | Amazon Brand - Wonder Bound Wet Cat Food, Paté, No Added Grain, 3 oz cans, Pack of 24 (Turkey & Giblet) |
| Manufacturer: | Amazon.com Services LLC. |
| Product SKU: | B0949D7W7R |
| UPC: | 195515010047 |
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Regular old Friskies at walmart is cheaper by the ounce.
If this was rated on catfooddb.com, it would be listed as below average, or significantly so.
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May I ask for somewhere to read about the issues with meat by-products? Googling it, many vets say it's fine generally as long as it isn't the first ingredient. Here, it's not.
If this was rated on catfooddb.com, it would be listed as below average, or significantly so.
CatFoodDB is not run by any qualified personnel. Much like DogFoodAdvisor, it is not consistent or accurate, and is not run by anyone with vet or vet nutritionist credentials. And unfortunately, it's quite clear that these sites are not thoroughly trained on what is or isn't a concern according to vets. CatFoodDB miscalculates many nutrition values and is inconsistent about rankings.
Some vets have said CatInfo.org is more reasonable - it is run by an actual vet.
Some vets have said CatInfo.org is more reasonable - it is run by an actual vet.
The vast majority only got a cursory course in pet nutrition.
https://healthydogworks
Oh, and the site you cite has essentially been abandoned: no updates since 2016.
The vast majority only got a cursory course in pet nutrition.
https://healthydogworks
Oh, and the site you cite has essentially been abandoned: no updates since 2016.
And? I'd rather trust a veterinary professional over a random person who is unqualified to give advice.
The vast majority only got a cursory course in pet nutrition.
https://healthydogworks
Oh, and the site you cite has essentially been abandoned: no updates since 2016.
That's poor reasoning to forgo the best advisors and professionals we can access, to instead consult fully unqualified persons who chose to post online. It's fine if you need second opinions, but at a certain point it is just conspiratorial to distrust any vet nutritionists who have formulation science backgrounds and speak extensively about the safety and health standards of their field.