Solid Gold (food, protein, cats, adult)

[dogpaw]

Berry Balance. Has anyone used this and if so did it work?

[rural lady]

I've heard of this, is it called Millenium also? Its a good food I believe.

[dogpaw]

I believe there is a solid gold food, but this is a supplement with cranberry and blueberry extract for dogs and cats that are prone to struvite crystals. It's a powder that you add to their food.

[Glitch]

The first 10 ingredients to Solid Gold Millennia Beef & Barley Adult Dog

• Beef
• Beef Meal
• Cracked Pearled Barley
• Brown Rice
• Millet
• Rice Bran
• Canola Oil
• Ocean Fish Meal
• Tomato Pomace
• Flaxseed

No by-products, no corn or grains, no added salt, low fat content, and everything is easily digestible. Sold Gold is a good quality kibble, but the number of protein sources are rather limited, and there are no probiotics.

[Glitch]

Originally Posted by dogpaw

I believe there is a solid gold food, but this is a supplement with cranberry and blueberry extract for dogs and cats that are prone to struvite crystals. It's a powder that you add to their food.

Solid Gold includes cranberries and blueberries, as well as chicory root and Yucca Schidigera extract.

[dogpaw]

The chicory root and yucca schidigera extract isn't on the jar that I have. We must be looking at two different products.

[ShelbyGirl1]

Only Solid Gold I know is a Ca. based pet food company. Nothing they make comes in a jar.
http://www.solidgoldhealth.com/products/

[dogpaw]

Originally Posted by ShelbyGirl1

Only Solid Gold I know is a Ca. based pet food company. Nothing they make comes in a jar.
Product List

It's the same company. Click on supplements and you will see the very first one is Berry Balance. Thats the one I'm talking about. It's a powder that you add to their food.

Well, not exactly a jar, It's a small round container.

[jmarkey]

I used to stick with Solid Gold for my Golden, as it was the only product line he could tolerate without breaking out into hot spots.

I never tried the Berry Balance (I don't think they offered it back then), but I did use the SeaMeal supplement.

Even if you get no replies from people who have tried it, get some anyway. I felt this was a good company and their products always lived up to their promises.

[dogpaw]

Originally Posted by jmarkey

I used to stick with Solid Gold for my Golden, as it was the only product line he could tolerate without breaking out into hot spots.

I never tried the Berry Balance (I don't think they offered it back then), but I did use the SeaMeal supplement.

Even if you get no replies from people who have tried it, get some anyway. I felt this was a good company and their products always lived up to their promises.

Thanks! I did order it. They seem to have a lot of good info on their web site. I had heard of Solid Gold dog food but didn't realize it was the same company that made the Berry Balance until I looked at the link that Shelby posted, I was to busy looking in the supplement dept. to even notice that they had dog food until now. Anyway.........I will try the powder and hope it helps.

Thanks everyone.