What is a FATTY FATTY FATTY MEAL?
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Any type of food mainly canned food that is high in protein. But, I would not waste your money on this product, for it DOES NOT WORK. I tried it 3 times and my cats still had fleas, even after I had bombed my house. I went to my vet and purchased Comfortis which is not cheap, but I can actually say my cats have been free of fleas for the past 2 months.
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If this didn't work for you it is because you did not give it properly - To insure a high fat content in the food, my vet said to either use Tuna packed in oil or canned Kitten food. Kitten food is always high in fat. The medication needs the fat in order for the cat to metabolize it properly.
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The easiest is some kitten food or canned dog/cat food. Those have a higher concentration of fat and crude proteins which aid in proper absorption of the med. My vet confirmed the same, though they look flustered when you go and buy the product elsewhere. If they were closer in price it would be a no brainer.
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I put mine in a spoonful of their regular canned food just before mealtime. Made sure each one finished their respective spoons, then gave them their regular meal of canned food.
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Cats lack the enzyme that humans have that breaks down plant oils like olive or canola oil Oil packed tuna is usually packed in either olive or canola oil. Using this in your cat's wet food is much better, and from what I've seen my cat's Sheba chicken pate appears to be the oiliest. I can't tell you how well this stuff works because I keep my cat indoors and she doesn't have fleas to begin with. It's just a battle to get her flea control drops onto her neck every month so I got this to ease the trauma for both of us, but if you are using oil and don't want to risk giving your cat diarrhea I'd recommend using an animal grade oil like Grizzly Salmon Oil All-Natural Cat or Dog Food Supplement. Cats lack the enzyme that humans have that breaks down plant oils like olive or canola oil Oil packed tuna is usually packed in either olive or canola oil. Using this in your cat's wet food is much better, and from what I've seen my cat's Sheba chicken pate appears to be the oiliest. I can't tell you how well this stuff works because I keep my cat indoors and she doesn't have fleas to begin with. It's just a battle to get her flea control drops onto her neck every month so I got this to ease the trauma for both of us, but if you are using oil and don't want to risk giving your cat diarrhea... » Read More Cats lack the enzyme that humans have that breaks down plant oils like olive or canola oil Oil packed tuna is usually packed in either olive or canola oil. Using this in your cat's wet food is much better, and from what I've seen my cat's Sheba chicken pate appears to be the oiliest. I can't tell you how well this stuff works because I keep my cat indoors and she doesn't have fleas to begin with. It's just a battle to get her flea control drops onto her neck every month so I got this to ease the trauma for both of us, but if you are using oil and don't want to risk giving your cat diarrhea I'd recommend using an animal grade oil like Grizzly Salmon Oil All-Natural Cat or Dog Food Supplement. « Show Less
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This medication is fat soluble. I mixed lard in with a can of oil packed tuna for the cats and hid the dogs pill in a chunk of lard I added to their normal meal.
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I put it in their canned food. I don't think it worked, though, my older one is still scratching and I am still getting bit even though I cleaned and sprayed my entire apartment and washed all the bedding in hot water with bleach, etc...
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The best way to insure high fat content in the pet food is to use WET food with 1 teaspoon of olive or other cooking oil mixed with it.
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Per the analysis provided on the duck and potato limited ingredient diet can, crude fat is a minimum 4%. The salmon and sweet potato LID can is another good option from Natural Balance.
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Yes there is chicken meal, deboned chicken and chicken fat. Check out Merrick's site to see all the ingredients in this product and others...http://www.merrickpetcare.com/consumer/products/product.jsp?categorySort=2&id;=12&p;age=2&view;=list&sort;=cpjc.level_3_category_id&order;=asc&name;=Grain_Free_Real_Buffalo_&_Sweet_Potato&cat1;=6&cat2;=4&categorie;s=--&age;=All_Life_Stages
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Go to the Bob's Red Mill website and search for "organic ground flax seed". Expand the label on the side of the package. It says that flax seed contains approximately 50% Alpha-linolenic acid (Omega-3's). A serving of 2 T contains 2400 mg of Omega-3's. Milled flax seed is flax seed with the husk removed, but the remaining seed is whole. Ground flax seed is the entire flax seed ground to a coarse meal. Meal is coarser than flour. I do not think that flax seed could ever be ground into flour. I think that it would turn into an oily mixture like peanuts ground into peanut butter. If you ever try to make almond meal or almond flour in a food processor and process the almonds too long, you can end up with almond butter. So if you are baking, you probably want flax seed meal. Whole flax seeds are covered with insoluble fiber which protects the soluble fiber inside the seed. Whole flax seeds usually absorb water and act as fiber and pass through the body whole. In the digestive tract, all the nutrients of the flax seed are not absorbed by the body. This insoluble fiber also feeds healthy bacteria in the digestive system. So whole flax seeds are probably not as useful to the body as ground flax seeds. When flax seeds are ground, both insoluble and soluble fiber are available to the body. Soluble fiber slows down digestion and helps to make you feel full.
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i believe the reference to be a rich canned food like a fish ,salmon or an beef can food ,they claim those are fatty foods,(,vets i have asked).i myself sprinkle product over dry food when cats get morning feed,,i use on my outside cats 2 ferals that found my yard when they were vary young..it works great..
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Check out this article: http://www.splendidtable.org/story/fat-content-product-labels
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wheat gluten, chicken fat, by product meal ? What kind of garbage is this, be damn if I feed it to my schnauzer.
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Best Protein and Vegetable w/ no Fat meals i found:- Turkey or lean ground beef chili with diced onion peppers and garlic - blend tomato and add- stir fry of chicken and broccoli or any other veggie stir fry with low sodium soy sauce and garlic- london broil in red wine reduction with some onion (crock pot) - broiled salmon and broccoli with lemon and some finishing salt or a mustard salmon
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chicken liver flavor, starch, L-lysine, water, soy lecithin, canola oil, brewer's yeast, glycerin, ground oat groats, ground malted barley, ground rye groats, oat meal, calcium sulfate, maltodextrin, sodium alginate, sorbic acid, propionic acid mied tocopheral blend.
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I get the one for hip and joint. It has ground flaxseed, gluocoscamine, freeze dried beef liver, cane molasses, yeast, sunflower seed, alfalfa meal, dried carrot, ground beefbone, fish solubles, oyster, ground barley grass, kelp, zinc, lacithin, Vitamins B6, B3, B1, B12 and folic acid.
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Bee pollen, spirulina, lecithin, nutritional yeast, garlic, flax seed meal. Alfalfa leaf, kelp, astragalus root, suma, Echinacea, angustifolia root, Oregon grape root, dandelion root, fo-ti root, ginkgo biloba, gotu kola, pay d'arco, rosemary ginger, thyme, turmeric, red clover blossoms, milk thistle, licorice root. No guarantee on the spelling!
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Yes. Chicken Meal is listed as the second ingredient. It is listed as, Deboned Buffalo, Chicken Meal, Turkey Meal, Salmon Meal (source of Omega 3 fatty acids), Sweet Potato, Chicken Fat, etc. It also has Deboned Chicken listed a bit farther down the list.
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According to the package: sugar, palm oil, cinnamon, non-fat dry milk, and soy lecithin (an emulsifier). It also says
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Im not sure if you are asking almond milk or almond meal. It can make both. The Vita-Mix (Dry Container)is one of the best piece of equiptment to use, As you can grind as much as you need and get the consistency you want.To make almond meal/flour, process until you have the consistency you want, but be careful not to grind too much or you will make almond butter. Keep almond meal stored in the refrigerator or freezer to keep it from going rancid quickly.- See more at: http://www.cookinggodsway.com/how-to-make-almond-mealflour/#sthash.EA4cC1HI.dpuf
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They are on the bottom of the can, "Bee Pollen, Spirulina, Lecithin, Nutritonal Yeast, Garlic, Flax Seed meal and many more excellent herbs. It helped my dog get over a rather large hot spot very well. I give it go both of my dogs daily in their meal.
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I take it with omega 3 fish oil. So yes its best to take with some kind of fat, preferably with a meal.
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Yes it is. Both are flaxseed meal, just that one is from brown flaxseed and the other is golden flaxseed. They are nutritionally the same.