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marko March 14th, 2007 10:49 AM

High protein food for cat with cancer
 
Dear members,

I'm looking for a very high quality food with HIGH protein for our cat that has advanced cancer.

Any suggestions?

and if you are from montreal? where can I get it.

Thanks in advance! :grouphug:

Marko

cpietra16 March 14th, 2007 11:06 AM

Have you looked into Evo...high protein and very good high quality food. Good Luck.

One Beagle Girl March 14th, 2007 12:01 PM

Have you considered raw? There are even some commercially prepared raw patties that would be easy for your cat to eat. Healthy Paws is one I know of. Raw is very high in protien, and very healthy for animals with cancer.

:goodvibes: good luck with your cat, it's always so sad when our pets aren' well :goodvibes:

Prin March 14th, 2007 03:40 PM

Kitty Evo or Orijen would be best (so far, orijen has been harder to find). As for where... Well, I don't know how close you are to either a [URL="http://www.lereveildumaitre.com/English/home.php"]Reveil du Maitre [/URL] or a Croque en Bol (they have way less selection...), but if neither is close, you can head up the 19 to the 440 in Laval. On René Laennec (between the 19 and the 15), there's [URL="http://canada411.yellowpages.ca/business/2%2C2/3056487.html?what=nutriville&where=laval&how=onlyonefound&pstype=si"]Nutriville[/URL] and they have everything good. :)

[URL="http://www.naturapet.com/display.php?d=product-detail&pxsl=%2F%2Fproduct%5B@id%3D%271255%27%5D"]Innova Evo Cat[/URL]
[URL="http://www.championpetfoods.com/orijen/products/cat.aspx"]Orijen Cat[/URL]

rainbow March 14th, 2007 03:50 PM

This site lists the grain free high protein foods that are available:

[url]http://search.onlynaturalpet.com/sea...-free-cat-food[/url]

Prin March 14th, 2007 04:08 PM

That link didn't work for me..:o Does this one work? [URL="http://search.onlynaturalpet.com/?SH=DADBDHDFDADADDDGGBDHDHDJDFGCDEDHCNDIGEDGDJCNDEDAGCDICNDIGBDADCCNDIDGDIGBDHGEGCDCGFGEGBGBDADADADBDGDADADADADADADJDADADADIDGDADADIDCEEECEEECEDEEEEEGEHEEEEEBEEEFEEEEEEEKEHEEEEEFEDEOEHEFEEEJEHEEEHEDEDEOEEEFEEECEHEHEHEFEDEOEEEKEHEDEEEBEHEFEDEOEEEIEEEGEEEHEEEBEEECEEEIEHEDEHECEHECEHEGEHECEEEKEDEEEEECDADADADBDFDADADADBDADADADADADADADADADADADADBDADADADADADADADADBDB&LAP=0&PS=0~12~0~~0~0&SC=None&Action=2&AnswerID=3223f2e5-3df9-4108-8973-23be4f1d04bb&mf=3"]Grain free cat foods...[/URL]

I did forget the Nature's Variety one too.. That one could be good because of the clay.. [URL="http://www.naturesvariety.com/content.lasso?page=1422&-session=naturesvariety:4A39662A07aaf274AEYikGEA0580"]Nature's variety Raw Instinct
[/URL]

marko March 15th, 2007 08:31 AM

thanks so much everyone!

Quick question - seems the higher protein foods are dry - do they also come in canned or wet? Our boy seems to prefer wet,

Thanks again!

marko

Scott_B March 15th, 2007 08:46 AM

Yup..you can get Evo in wet.

marko March 15th, 2007 08:50 AM

But Evo wet's ingredients say 12% protein - Evo dry 42%

What's up with that? I want to feed Zakky 42%....but he SERIOUSLY prefers wet.

thx

m

Scott_B March 15th, 2007 09:17 AM

Its because of all the water in the wet food. That takes up weight. If you took all the water away, you'd be left with a small pile of dried food. The percentage of protien in that smaller mass of food would be higher.

cpietra16 March 15th, 2007 09:29 AM

If your cat prefers wet, can you add water to the dry food and run it thru the blender? Just a thought. I use to do tat with one of my older cats who's teeth were very weak. He never seem to mind the blended stuff.

Prin March 15th, 2007 02:21 PM

Evo dry has 10% moisture, while the canned has 78% moisture...

If you cross multiply...

The dry has 50% protein on 90% not water and the canned has 12% protein on 22% not water... so the dry is 55% protein when dried and the wet is 54.5% protein when dried. :shrug: Same thing.;)

luckypenny March 15th, 2007 02:30 PM

There's also Club K-9 at 6004 Sherbrooke in NDG, about 10 blocks west of Decarie. They carry a large variety of foods including Evo, dry and canned. They also deliver on weekdays.

rainbow March 15th, 2007 03:36 PM

[QUOTE=Prin;390442]That link didn't work for me..:o Does this one work? [URL="http://search.onlynaturalpet.com/?SH=DADBDHDFDADADDDGGBDHDHDJDFGCDEDHCNDIGEDGDJCNDEDAGCDICNDIGBDADCCNDIDGDIGBDHGEGCDCGFGEGBGBDADADADBDGDADADADADADADJDADADADIDGDADADIDCEEECEEECEDEEEEEGEHEEEEEBEEEFEEEEEEEKEHEEEEEFEDEOEHEFEEEJEHEEEHEDEDEOEEEFEEECEHEHEHEFEDEOEEEKEHEDEEEBEHEFEDEOEEEIEEEGEEEHEEEBEEECEEEIEHEDEHECEHECEHEGEHECEEEKEDEEEEECDADADADBDFDADADADBDADADADADADADADADADADADADBDADADADADADADADADBDB&LAP=0&PS=0~12~0~~0~0&SC=None&Action=2&AnswerID=3223f2e5-3df9-4108-8973-23be4f1d04bb&mf=3"]Grain free cat foods...[/URL]

I did forget the Nature's Variety one too.. That one could be good because of the clay.. [URL="http://www.naturesvariety.com/content.lasso?page=1422&-session=naturesvariety:4A39662A07aaf274AEYikGEA0580"]Nature's variety Raw Instinct
[/URL][/QUOTE]

Thanks for posting the website, Prin. It's the same one I found .....I don't know why my link didn't work. :shrug: It shows all the wet and dry high protein/no grain foods that are available. :)

meb999 March 15th, 2007 07:11 PM

I would go for the Innova Evo Canned --- it's high protein, low carb and grain free. Like Prin explained, the protein in the wet is equivalent to the dry...

Here are the stores that hold Innova products (maybe you should call ahead to see if they have the canned cat food) :

[B]Woofer[/B] (514) 685-9663 3343F Boul. Des Sources
Dollard Des Ormeaux, QC H9B 1Z8

[B]Animalerie M&M[/B] (514) 521-0201 2016, Mont-Royal Est
Montreal, QC H2H 1J6
[B]
Bec & Museau[/B] (514) 849-2608 129 Mont-Royal West
Montreal, QC H2T 2S9

[B]Bio Pattes Animal Wellness Center[/B] (514) 313-1246 3949 St. Catherine St E
Montreal, QC H1W 2G7

[B]Bistro A 4 Pattes [/B](514) 844-8111 230, Rachel
Montreal, QC H2Y 1E3

[B]Club K-9 [/B] (514) 489-4004 6004 Sherbrooke Ouest
Montreal, QC H4H 1X9

[B]Croque En Bol Enr. [/B] (514) 273-6889 5054 Avenue Du Parc
Montreal, QC H2V 4G1

[B]Croque-en-Bol[/B] (514) 526-6668 2035, Mont-Royal
Montreal, QC H2H 1Y7

[B]Jaz-Zoo [/B] (514) 525-6473 3173, Hochelaga
Montreal, QC H1W 1G4

[B]Le Reveil Du Maitre[/B] (514) 490-0202 5377 St-Laurent
Montreal, QC H2T 1S5

[B]Le Reveil Du Maitre[/B] (514) 948-0202 1461 Van Horne
Montreal, QC H2V 1L3
[B]
Nutranimo[/B] (514) 277-8429 919, Beaubien Est
Montreal, QC H2S 1T2
[B]
Pattes A Poils[/B] (514) 282-9886 4810, St. Denis
Montreal, QC H2J 2L6
[B]
Le Reveil Du Maitre[/B] (514) 696-2228 4850, Boul. St-Jean
Pierrefonds, QC H9H 4B2

[B]Yazoo [/B] (514) 695-1067 125 Donehgani
Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 2W3

[B]Coquette & Finegueule[/B] (514) 761-4221 5203 Bannantyne
Verdun, QC H4H 1E6

[B]Animalerie Little Bear[/B] (514) 935-3425 4205 Ste-Catherine Ouest
Westmount, QC H3Z 1P6

Prin March 15th, 2007 11:50 PM

Just make sure you check the expiry date wherever you buy.


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