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gravy boat · 03-19-2007, 08:36 PM

Skip,

I certainly hope that your kitty is back to normal soon! As an owner of two rescued cats from the Humane Society (8 and 9 years old), I have always fed them Iams dry and Iams canned. After hearing of the recall I immediately went online and checked the codes on the cans. Bingo! I purchased the 24 -pack of mini canned Iams cat food at Walmart in the last few weeks. About 10 cans are left. I only feed them wet food in small doses -- a few tablespoons of wet food once a day, and typically skip one day a week.

So far they seem unaffected -- still energetic (they still sleep all day and zoom around the house as soon as WE fall asleep) , and their appetites are fine so far. And there is certainly no less in the litter box! But we'll be monitoring them closely for the coming weeks.

It's sad.

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03-19-2007, 08:36 PM	#8
gravy boat Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Gilford year round, West Alton summers Posts: 589 Thanks: 596 Thanked 199 Times in 100 Posts	Pet Food Recall Skip, I certainly hope that your kitty is back to normal soon! As an owner of two rescued cats from the Humane Society (8 and 9 years old), I have always fed them Iams dry and Iams canned. After hearing of the recall I immediately went online and checked the codes on the cans. Bingo! I purchased the 24 -pack of mini canned Iams cat food at Walmart in the last few weeks. About 10 cans are left. I only feed them wet food in small doses -- a few tablespoons of wet food once a day, and typically skip one day a week. So far they seem unaffected -- still energetic (they still sleep all day and zoom around the house as soon as WE fall asleep) , and their appetites are fine so far. And there is certainly no less in the litter box! But we'll be monitoring them closely for the coming weeks. It's sad. Gravy