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Reply To: Large and Giant Breed Puppy Nutrition
New to the forum.
Just got a 3 and half month old german shepherd/rotti mix from a local animal rescue.
I’ve been reading this forum the past few days trying to find the best food to buy our little guy (trying out some Wellness Core Puppy and Avoderm Rotating Menu – Trout and Peas), but for the past two days he won’t eat any kibble.
I also got him a few cans to top of the kibble and he will eat that. It looks like he doesn’t chew his kibble when eats it and then he ends up throwing it up (I assume because its upsetting his digestive system). He seems totally normal and not sick at all, just won’t eat the kibble and when he does he doesn’t chew and usually yacks later.
So, since he eats the wet and has no problem with it, what would be the best wet food to give him while we slowly ween him onto kibble again?
I want a wet food that would meet Hound Dog Mom’s recommendations for the dry food (i.e. a good calcium/phosphorus ratio). He’s going to be a big boy, so I want to make sure he’s getting what he needs to avoid joint/growing issues.
Thanks!!!
Nick
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