Here are the two ingredients in wet food I read that should be avoided: Carrageenan (thickener made from seaweed) and guar gum (fiber that is too fermentable for cat guts). At least that's what I read. While Sebastian was on Royal Canin Rabbit & Potato high protein hypoallergenic food, he got both wet and dry. That diet alone did not firm his stool. Considering it cost $60 for an 8 oz bag, I switched to Natural Balance Duck & Green Pea. I also bought a can of wet Duck & Pea. After a few bites of the wet food, Sebastian threw up. Coincidence? Maybe. I still have a three cans. Perhaps I'll give it another try. But when I first started him on pumpkin with Duck/Green Pea, I saw good results, but it only lasted a week. Annz, I think it would be cruel to Sebastian to limit him to indoors only. He loves being outside. Besides, if he is eating prey outside (I've never seen him eat anything he caught) would that necessarily be a bad think -- isn't that a high protein raw diet?

You need a transition color like a very light tan or bone. White cabinets, beige tile which is next to the brown counter. I had to do this very thing. My Giallo, when installed was much darker than I thought it would be with lots of dark brown. When I started to google, I learned you don't put brown and white together. I even had a designer come in because I was so frustrated. She said it's not working because they are competing. Brown and cream yes but not a stark white. I used Grazia Rixi creama crackle tiles and it looks very nice. It was a struggle finding the right transition tile.

Tony, They are not turning yellow because they got wet. The bulbs suffered quite a bit of neglect in the past and most likely these leaves are dying at a time when the bulbs should be flourishing and sending out loads of new growth, if these were the ones that you have posted about earlier this year. Just leave them be and if the leaves get really limp and wimpy, just cut them off. They aren't green nor are they producing any benefit for the bulb.

Hi Carrie! Our kitchen is *almost* finished, and when I was having a hard time choosing color, I went with Farrow * Ball, which has only 132 GORGEOUS options. We chose String #8, which seems similar to the middle of the samples, but a titch lighter. We love it! Of course the photos are wildly inaccurate (the color is much more like the bottom photo), but I love that overall, it reads as a lighter color, but has a depth that is quite rich and not washed-out/pale. Plenty of contrast with our BM Cloud White trim.