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September 25, 2013 at 4:23 pm #25107
LisaLynn
ParticipantI am adopting a mini aussie pup and will be bringing him home next week (he will be 9 weeks). I’ve 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 it’s been a while since I had a pup and I want the best for him! I don’t swallow what vets recommend anymore. But I am so confused about nutrition; namely breed-specific percentages of protein, fat, carb, sodium content and calcium. I’m 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!
September 25, 2013 at 4:53 pm #25109theBCnut
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.
September 25, 2013 at 5:57 pm #25112LisaLynn
ParticipantThank you Patty! You have been so helpful!
September 25, 2013 at 10:02 pm #25125pugmomsandy
ParticipantThere’s 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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