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Breed-specific nutritional advice needed
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LisaLynn
ParticipantI am adopting a mini aussie pup and will be bringing him home next week (he will be 9 weeks). Iāve had standard aussies, border collies, shelties and lab mixes in the past and I also have a 4 yr old chi but always bought food that was suggested by the person/breeder I adopted the pup from. Now itās been a while since I had a pup and I want the best for him! I donāt swallow what vets recommend anymore. But I am so confused about nutrition; namely breed-specific percentages of protein, fat, carb, sodium content and calcium. Iām considering mixing Earthborn Holistic Primitive Natural (Dry) with *Abady granular (*not rated on this site and I understand why), some occasional raw meats, yogurt and organic antioxidants. Could someone please explain in simple terms what the appropriate ratio is for a mini aussie (appx 30 lbs adult size) and a 7 lb adult chi as far as dietary percentages? Thank you for any feedback!
theBCnut
MemberI answered(but not the answer you are looking for) over in the reviews, but I figured that if I told you that here it would at least boost your post up to the top where hopefully someone else will see it.
LisaLynn
ParticipantThank you Patty! You have been so helpful!
pugmomsandy
ParticipantThereās some great info here on the topic of food and other stuff:
http://healthypets.mercola.com/
and she has some videos on youtube.
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