Steve wrote:
snip typcal Hills rhetoric and data that does nothing to prove
phosphorus *causes* renal failure

Not ONE WORD you posted shows that phosphorus "causes" renal failure n
healthy cats and, since I said that it would be contraindicated in cats
with kidney issues, how could you disagree? And what exactly is
excessive? Because Hills says it is it must be so? Where are the studies
that prove what level is "excessive" in healthy cats? And while you're
at it, explain how the perfect food for the cat (a mouse) is higher in
phosphorus than commercial cat foods yet is the optimal diet. Show some
evidence that higher phosphorus *causes* renal failure in healthy cats
or STFU.

Megan



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