Csj?

[SLB]

I know that CSJ is a good food for dogs, but what about the cat side of things? Has anyone tried it?

[angieh]

Not familiar with it ..... what does CSJ stand for?

[SLB]

No idea - I just know that it's a good affordable food for dogs, but saw that they do cat food too..

[angieh]

Found some details, this is for the chicken variety they also do salmon -

Typical Analysis

Protein : 30%
Oil : 17.5%
Fibre : 3.0%
Ash : 6.5%
Moisture : <10%
Vitamin A : 22,000iu/kg
Vitamin C : 75 mg/kg
Vitamin D : 1,500iu/kg
Vitamin E (as alpha tocopherol acetate) : 250mg/kg
Copper (as cupric sulphate) : 20mg/kg
Selenium : 0.45mg/kg
Zinc : 150mg/kg
Taurine : 1500mg/kg

As a comparison, I feed my two Purina Pro Plan Adult, here is the analysis for their chicken variety -

Typical Analysis
Protein 36.0%
Oil 16.0%
Ash 7.0%
Fibre 1.5%
Calcium 1.2%
Phosphorous 1.1%
Magnesium 0.1%
Linoleic Acid min. 1%
Copper (as copper sulphate) 22 mg/kg
Zinc (as zinc sulphate) 170 mg/kg
Selenium (as sodium selenite) 0.12 mg/kg

Now we need someone to do a good/better/best comparison!

[Liz]

The Clan cats wouldn't eat it neither would the outside ferals
but the dogs my 3 Border Collies Sky, Sunny and Mistral love the doggie food

[angieh]

That's a good thing to know Liz - it doesn't really matter what we think of cat food, if the cats won't eat it!

[x-clo-x]

not tried it with my two, they have been on a trial with food and dry food im going to get them james wellbeloved i think, although they do like royal canin too.