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Sagers2
MemberI am a new 7 week old Pekeapoo owner. I have switched her over to Natures Logic Kibble which I am soaking in water to soften it up. I am also supplementing in between meals with the canned Natures Logic. Is this appropriate for her?? Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your time!!!!
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theBCnut
MemberIt looks like a good food, so I would say that as long as she is doing good on it, it is a good food for her. But, feeding one food long term is no better for our dogs than it is for us. Here’s a link about diet rotation.
/frequently-asked-questions/diet-rotation-for-dogs/rogerharris
MemberWell, if your dog is doing good, you may carry on as it is also a good pet-food. But if you want, you can also try some other brands. There are so many other brands also available in the market. Do a research in your local stores.
LindaW
MemberIf you are going to feed kibble, IMO, Nature’s Logic is the best one because it is the only one without synthetic vitamins/minerals. There’s one other out there, but it has RICE–also referred to as “arsenic”. I feed raw–when my pup will it eat. I’d like to feed Brothers Complete because she actually ate it, but am concerned about the synthetic vitamins and minerals which can cause long term problems, etc.
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