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Performatrim (Pet Value in Canada)
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InactiveI see Performatrim has been reviewed successfully for dry food, but what about their canned wet varieties? Is there any chance of an upcoming review?
Also, Performatrim Ultra Grain Free (which I use) has a weight management recipe and I am hoping it can be reviewed also. My Beagle wants to be a weight-lifter, I think. He is nearing SIXTY pounds. Now, don’t scream; he is a tall boy, about 15 inches. I believe he should be about 40-45 pounds. Can anyone advise me?
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MemberYou could try reducing dog food intake & substituting canned pumpkin (plain pumpkin, not pie mix). This works for us, giving an equal amount of pumpkin for the reduction in dog food. low calorie with adequate fiber.
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InactiveOh, thank you so much, John K., for the suggestion. I never would have thought of it. I’ll give it a “go”. Wish “us” luck!
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