Midwestern Feeds who make Pro Pac make a good product.  The puppy food does have corn, it is not imported. I have fed both Pro Pac senior dog food and cat food, my cats do well on it.

Sandi

What is everyone feeding their cats now?

To follow up on my previous posts, after more research with the
Pet Food List and calling local stores, I am now feeding (in addition
the Artemis and Felidae, which they sometimes like and sometimes reject)
Weruva, some of the Merrick flavors, and Solid Gold (only Blended Tuna,
the other flavor they carried has rice flour.)

I am avoiding any Weruva flavors with corn flour (or other grains except
whole ones) and they do go into detail on their website about testing, quality,
etc. Although it is made in Thailand, I decided there was no particular reason
to worry about food made in Asia as long as the manufacturer is careful and
the ingredients are good (just my opinion.) This brand uses primarily fish and
seafood, of course no by-products or garbage like that.

As far as Merrick, people have been concerned about their owning a
rendering plant - at first I tried only the Sea Breeze flavor, which has
no meat or poultry - just fish and vegetables. Then I decided that I don't
mind poultry either, since I essentially "render" chicken when I make chicken
soup. Maybe iin theory they can use bad quality chicken, but I have to say
my cats love this stuff! It even smells pretty good to me, to be honest. They
have a lot of flavors with only fish or seafood for protein, anyway. 

Evanger's was not well received, but I'm hoping they will take to it eventually.
For dried variety, I am giving them California Naturals (chicken/rice flavor) which
they all love.

I am thrilled I finally have some food I trust, although you can tell that I'm
not 100% convinced - to some extent I am weary to the bone of worrying
that I'm killing my cats every time I open a can. I just had to make some small
compromises since they wouldn't eat the foods I was most certain of (including
my home-made.)  Most importantly, they all seem to be quite healthy other than
pre-existing problems which are unlikely to be food-related.  I feel lucky in that
respect.

- Naomi D.

Still on the 18 lb of Chicken Soup Adult Cat Formula purchased at beginning of April.  1/3 cup a day.  Boys get Innova mixed with a little Felidae - abo 1/3 cup a day.  Baby Girl gets Felidae mixed with a little Innova (or not) - abo 1/3 cup a day.  She sometimes gets less kibble - since she is 14.

Using Evangers, likes holistic pheasant (will eat it when first opened but not out of refrig not even if heated!); Newman's Organic can; Purina ProPlan can--only those without wheat gluten); Brandon Farms can;  and Trader Joe's can (but not the cheaper fish variety).  Will NOT use PetGuard--terrible customer service and lack of concern over giving info on their products; Did not like Pet Promise; No more Natural Balance.

Have a look at petpromiseinc.com  I started using the wet and dry in April.  Some of my cats like it, but now a days it is scarry to suggest anything.  It can't hurt to read the ingredients of the canned food.  The dry food contains menadione sodium bisulfite complex (source of Vit K), so I am also using Wellness dry now - phasing out the Pet Promise Dry perhaps.  This same ingredient is in Fancy Feast Wet, and it will probably be impossible for me to phase FF wet out of my kids diet. 

   Crystal, I am happy to hear that both you and your kitty are doing well. If I were you I would just forget about the California wet for your kid. Not worth making him ill again if there is something in it he cannot tolerate.

Since I don't use Evanger's (just stuff from their cannery) - has anyone tried to steam off a label (or some other such trick) to see if there is a date code on the label?  That would put the rest to the suppositions.