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02-11-2007, 01:34 PM   #1

Solid Gold


I feed my 7 month old kitten Solid Gold cat food. This was 1 of the chioces my Holistic Vet made to help my cat get bach to optimum health. He has what the vet thinks is the Herpes Virus.The vet also said that if I could not find Solid Gold that I could use Prarie cat food.I have now been feeding both wet and dry for about a week with good results.Is anyone else using these brands? Is it available in the UK? What I also like about it is that it contains no corn ,which is hard to digest,and no "by products". If you would like to check it out you can goggle it.



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02-11-2007, 02:20 PM   #2

Re: Solid Gold


I've not heard of these, but I will go and have a look. My cats are getting on a bit (10 yrs old), and they are well settled with the food they have (Royal Canin), but it's worthwhile knowing there is low-corn food available if any sensitivities develop



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02-11-2007, 05:57 PM   #3

Re: Solid Gold


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Originally Posted by yola
I've not heard of these, but I will go and have a look. My cats are getting on a bit (10 yrs old), and they are well settled with the food they have (Royal Canin), but it's worthwhile knowing there is low-corn food available if any sensitivities develop
The foods mentioned are American brands.



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03-11-2007, 10:28 PM   #4

Re: Solid Gold


I thought so Elaine. Just wondered if they were available here that's all. Having done a brief search I doesn't seem to be the case.



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