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Posted by Netti on November 26, 2002 at 13:15:42:

Hi everyone - first time posting here so hello! PHRottn suggested I post my question about Satin Balls here as some of you have used it. Does anyone know or could hazard a guess at it's protein content? My collie x Spitz, Tebeau, was diagnosed with kidney damage a couple of months ago. (Please see Facing Euthanasia and Long term illness forums for more info on him) His condition is now coing under control AT LAST but he has now lost around 2 and a half kg in weight and he needs a bit of help putting it back on. The weight loss has finally stablised last week and he hasn't lost any more, but hasn't put any on either. I heard Satin Balls were good for this, but Tebeau needs a diet as low in protein as possible so it'd be helpful to know the protein content. I've bought the burgermeat with the lowest prtein content I could find. Finally, what is Total Cereal?

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