Omega one betta pellet ingredients

[ihatefirewalls]

I think you're getting a bit too caught up in the wet/dry argument. Regardless of how misleading the ingredient label may be, the nutritional value of the omega one pellets is higher in terms of fat and protein, so there must be plenty of fish.

However, I personally prefer the additive variety of NLS over omega one (fewer preservatives, antiparasitic garlic, no artificial food coloring).

Either way I don't think you can go wrong.

[finnfinnfriend]

Originally Posted by ihatefirewalls

I think you're getting a bit too caught up in the wet/dry argument. Regardless of how misleading the ingredient label may be, the nutritional value of the omega one pellets is higher in terms of fat and protein, so there must be plenty of fish.

However, I personally prefer the additive variety of NLS over omega one (fewer preservatives, antiparasitic garlic, no artificial food coloring).

Either way I don't think you can go wrong.

Yeeaaahhh I tend to get quite caught up in things....but I just want to know....Which has more fish?!

[ihatefirewalls]

The labels just aren't detailed enough to make a definitive conclusion =/. Even the nutritional values are just min/maxes, and probably vary a ton between batches.

The standards for pet food are just nowhere near as controlled as for human consumption.

Sorry I can't tell you more! I wish I knew myself haha.

[finnfinnfriend]

Originally Posted by ihatefirewalls

The labels just aren't detailed enough to make a definitive conclusion =/. Even the nutritional values are just min/maxes, and probably vary a ton between batches.

The standards for pet food are just nowhere near as controlled as for human consumption.

Sorry I can't tell you more! I wish I knew myself haha.

Hmmm....well I just read through the ingredients and neither have soybean but Omega One has more min. protein....So with that said would it be safe to say the Omega One has more meat?

[ihatefirewalls]

On average, probably. Or just higher protein fish/fillers :P.

[finnfinnfriend]

Originally Posted by ihatefirewalls

On average, probably. Or just higher protein fish/fillers :P.

Well the reason I said that is because both foods have a couple meat ingredients, wheat, some type of aquatic plant, and a number of vitamin supplements, so they are pretty similar....except NLS has fruit and veggie extract as well...

[kfryman]

How about you just feed them both and call it fine? Lol, those two are probably the best you can easily get.

[finnfinnfriend]

Originally Posted by kfryman

How about you just feed them both and call it fine? Lol, those two are probably the best you can easily get.

You think they are about even then?

[kfryman]

Unless you are a scientist or have access to the expensive materials to test iltge levels of the ingredients, I would say they are probably even.

[finnfinnfriend]

Originally Posted by kfryman

Unless you are a scientist or have access to the expensive materials to test iltge levels of the ingredients, I would say they are probably even.

Thank you. I have peace of mind now. I will continue to be happy with my Omega One