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Looking for suggestions on best brands to use to help our senior pomeranian lose some weight
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Jimcrazy4catsParticipantHow about Wellness Core weight management, Anament Lean or Victor Healthy Weight Formula. Also the good old fashioned method of eating less and exercising more is still available. LOL! I hate that method for my self, but I try to use it on my dogs.
jim pMemberThanks for the advice. We try to use the eat less method as well, but want to try using the best available food also.
InkedMarieMemberWe used a Wellness Core reduced fat with great success. Others have used Annamaet Lean with luck.
jim pMemberThank you. Think we’ll try the Wellness product
Jane EMemberI like to use a grain free dog food and feed lessā¦the diets geared toward weight loss drop protein and fat and the dog acts hungry because they are not typically satiated. I like both Orijen Senior and GO! Sensitivity and Shine Grain Free and use a measuring cup every time
DogFoodieMemberI would try Go! Fit and Free Senior, Orijen Senior or Wellness Core Reduced Fat.
I plan to try the Go! next – it looks fantastic! I’ve used the Orijen and Wellness previously with success.
FWIW, I’ve used EVO Weight Management and didn’t care for it. My usually “unpicky” Cavalier did not like it either.
jim pMemberThanks everyone for your suggestions. Ordered some Wellness Core products.
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