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Posted by karlacue on December 23, 2002 at 11:10:09:

Hi, has anybody had any experience with this food? I am thinking about buying it when my kit gets older (protein content is lower than kitten food). It supposedly has human-grade ingredients...
What bob gets now as food is 80% Nutro Natural Choice Kitten (dry), Nutromax kitten (~10%, dry) and occasionally I give him Nutro canned kitten food (as a treat) and some other premium dry food mixed in small amounts (to prevent finickiness, so far I've tried purina products).
Nothing less to say, he is a BIG boy with very long silky hair and a lovely fluffy tail. Nutro food works!

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