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Laura H
MemberHello. Good morning all.
Yesterday,talking to a friend,we discussed several brands of food and he mentioned(will name the brands) to have tried Taste of The Wild and ANF with his dogs,to me these are the best brands available where I live (Dominican Republic) & that both caused his dogs (a Little and a Mali) loose,smelly stools.
Then he proceeds to tell me that he is now feeding Royal canin(maxi) sensitive digestion and his dogs had no allergies,diarreha and their stool was small and had little smell.
How come this is possible if the food,in my opinion,has very bad ingredients. How come some brands make it appear like the dog is utilizing it and digesting it well?.
Is it because it has many ingredients that promote firm stool?.the dogs can’t possibly be digesting it so well and having no issues with such bad composition.
Thank you.
Sincerely. A baffled owner who feeds raw and wants to educate people.
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MemberBecause, different diets and foods agree with different dogs. There is no one perfect food for all dogs. Raw is not worth the risk, in my opinion.
Be glad your friend has found a food that his dogs appear to be doing well on.
Hope this helps:https://www.mspca.org/angell_services/choosing-the-right-diet-for-your-pet/
http://support.mspca.org/site/PageServer?pagename=latestnews_GenericPetFoodRecipes
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