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hi, im looking for "normal" cat food with the lowest phosphates I can get for my ckd cat Scooby,would anyone know of any brands? thank you. dean
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are you looking for wet or dry food, Dean? I buy several dry food varieties with reduced phosphorus simply as a precaution for my 13 year old, which she seems to enjoy
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hi kay, I would be happy to buy the dry and give it a go, if you could tell me the brand. thank you kay for your reply :) dean
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Josera Carisimo, which is sold by Zooplus, has a phosphorus level of 0.45% http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/cats/dry_ ... era/289888" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I also feed Royal Canin Sterilized 12+ and Royal Canin Ageing 12+, both with 0.6% - no link because they are widely available from lots of outlets
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thank you kay, iv ordered some hope Scooby likes it. :) dean
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