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Old 22-02-2009, 08:10 PM
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Re: Is Iams a good quality cat food? PLEASE HELP! :)

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It can't be alright in any sense if they still test on animals.
whats testing on animals got to do with it, some people agree some dont its just your opinion. Id rather we find drugs that help us and they have to some how.
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Old 22-02-2009, 08:13 PM
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whats testing on animals got to do with it, some people agree some dont its just your opinion. Id rather we find drugs that help us and they have to some how.
Everything really. Unless you wish to support cruelty.
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Old 22-02-2009, 08:14 PM
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Re: Is Iams a good quality cat food? PLEASE HELP! :)

a lot of people don't like iams because they test on animals and this is why i don't use it, but it is a recommended cat food for cats as it is better than wiskers, felix, and so on, it is the persons choice, and a person should be a loud to have a choice, with out people putting them down.
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Old 22-02-2009, 08:17 PM
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Everything really. Unless you wish to support cruelty.
would you refuse life saving drugs???

its not about supporting it im talking about Iams its self its a good food

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Old 22-02-2009, 08:19 PM
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a lot of people don't like iams because they test on animals and this is why i don't use it, but it is a recommended cat food for cats as it is better than wiskers, felix, and so on, it is the persons choice, and a person should be a loud to have a choice, with out people putting them down.

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Re: Is Iams a good quality cat food? PLEASE HELP! :)

Sorry but I don't have much respect for anyone wishing to support companies that test on animals.
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Re: Is Iams a good quality cat food? PLEASE HELP! :)

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all fine on it, choose what You think is best
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Old 22-02-2009, 08:29 PM
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Re: Is Iams a good quality cat food? PLEASE HELP! :)

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Sorry but I don't have much respect for anyone wishing to support companies that test on animals.
I cannot stand the idea of animal testing and try to avoid it where I can. However, I have very very bad asthma which means that I have to take all kinds of medicines (I had nine asthma attacks in one month last summer) and without animal testing I don't know what state I would be in because I am sure that my medicine has been tested at some point.

And then I think but why do these animals have to suffer just so that I can feel better... it is a moral dilemma.
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Sorry but I don't have much respect for anyone wishing to support companies that test on animals.
sorry everyone but im going to stand my ground at the end of the day your posts are nasty and untrue just because we feed iams dosent mean we support it its just our choice that we want to feed that food as its a good food.
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Old 22-02-2009, 08:47 PM
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Re: Is Iams a good quality cat food? PLEASE HELP! :)

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sorry everyone but im going to stand my ground at the end of the day your posts are nasty and untrue just because we feed iams dosent mean we support it its just our choice that we want to feed that food as its a good food.
I agree with you. Ive fed my cats Iams for years and i think it's a great cat food/mix. No i do not agree with people testing on animals...i would much prefer they tested on criminals but i cant see me ever getting my way on that.
The fact remains, as has already been stated....most of our medicines are also tested on animals...and im no hypocrit, if i or any of my loved ones had a serious illness and there was a drug/medicine available then i would want it regardless. At the end of the day i believe Iams to be a good food in itself.
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