FREE 6oz "Natural" Cat Food

[azoomee]

Here's the link

link fixed

 

[Geiser34]

Thanks, this stuff is yummy...

 

[eruss]

Originally posted by: azoomee

Here's the link.

Link broken. Attempt to fix link:

https://offers.purina.com/offer.aspx?offer=CCNAT

-ER

 

[LuckyStrike]

Yum, Yum, all natural this should make my pussy cat pur.

 

[gittyup]

Jinksy will like it..

 

[MisterE]

azoomee, my cats thank you.

 

[Kenny0829]

NUTS, when I read "cat food", I thought this was food Made FROM Cats, and wanted to try a sample.

I think it's the only animal I've never eaten.

 

[Wackypants3]

Any time my wife's cat eats something new, it barfs. I am going to try it though. Last time it barfed on her pillow, which is kind of funny. Thanks for the post OP.

 

[azoomee]

Originally posted by: Wackypants3
Any time my wife's cat eats something new, it barfs. I am going to try it though. Last time it barfed on her pillow, which is kind of funny. Thanks for the post OP.

LOL

 

[ynotravid]

cool. thanks for the tip.

 

[El Tigre]

Thanks OP

The cats are already licking their chops.

 

[Axoliien]

Hmm, we'll try it OP! Thanks!

 

[EliteRetard]

LOLz natural huh? Sorry not to thread crap, but are you sure this is really all natural? Heck human food doesnt even have any rules or regulations on "all natural" ingredients. Thats right, the FDA has no official definition for natural and they dont give a ******. Anything and everything can be classefied as all natural. High fructose corn syrup, hyrdrogenated oil, alkalized cocoa powder, alpha-amylase, sulphite ammonia caramel, polysorbate, and even artificial flavors. Ill admit I dont even know what some of those are.

Heres something I stole from the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) who is currently trying to sue 7up:

The Food and Drug Administration does not have an official definition for ?natural? foods. Nor does it take action to prevent food companies from calling the most obviously artificial ingredients ?natural.? For example, CSPI once complained about Ben & Jerry?s ?All Natural? ice creams, which variously included such obviously non-natural ingredients as hydrogenated oil, corn syrup, alkalized cocoa powder, and even ?artificial flavors.? But FDA took no action other than sending CSPI a letter indicating that ?natural? was ?not among our current enforcement priorities.?

 

[tommytran]

thanks. it is good for my neighbour cat.

 

[VBoombotz]

Meow