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Susan R
MemberDoes any know if feeding a white puppy a certain type of food will help prevent staining around their mouth, as well as giving them non-tap water? Has anyone heard of this and, if so, any recommendations for a type of food? My mind goes to chicken breasts. Will I have to cook chicken breasts for my puppy?!? Thanks, in advance, if anyone has any advice or suggestions.
crazy4cats
ParticipantThere are pigments in saliva that cause white puppy faces and other places that they lick a lot, like their front feet to be off colored. I doubt it has anything to do with the food unless your pup has a sensitivity to an ingredient. Unfortunately,I guess that is just part of having a white dog.
That is why I never can wear anything white. Everything shows on it, except my white cat’s hair. LOL!
zcRiley
MemberYou can try Forza10 Sensitive Tear Stain Plus Grain-Free Dry Dog Food.
If your petâs tearstains are dark red, they are the result of porphyrins, which are iron-containing waste products from the breakdown of red blood cells that can be excreted in tears and saliva. If the stains are brown in color, it indicates a yeast infection on the face. See your vet before treating it.
Avoid products containing antibiotic tylosin tartrate.
Susan R
MemberThank you both for your responses. Fortunately, he has no tear stains, it’s all under his chin from the dirt he likes to play in the dirt or dig for something with his mouth or it is from his dog food. He’s on a grain free but with sweet potato and salmon. I guess that’s kind of a clue, they’re both orange.
crazy4cats
ParticipantWhat kind of puppy is he?
Susan R
MemberGolden doodle.
crazy4cats
ParticipantCuteness! How big do you think it will get?
Blkdoodle
MemberMy sister in law have a blonde Goldendoodle and she will not feed him anything with beef in it. She believes that is what makes his eye hair dark from the tears. When visiting he would snatch some of our Callie’s food that had beef, and sure enough Yankee’s eye tears started turning his hair dark.
Susan R
MemberProbably around 60 lbs. He is cuteness! So adorable I melt.
Susan R
MemberYes, I recently learned that about the tear stains are caused by the food! Searching, searching for the right food at the moment.
crazy4cats
ParticipantAre you feeding that adorable puppy a proper large breed puppy food? Puppies that are going to be 50 pounds or more should be fed a food with controlled amounts of calcium in order to keep the joints healthy.
There are some recommendations on the Editor’s Choice List.
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This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by
crazy4cats.
Susan R
MemberI admit I am overwhelmed. I read each description. I’ve tried Fromm, Now, Costco, Zignature (small sample), and, of course, sadly, what the breeder was feeding him Purina Beneficial.
I then read the comments below and my mind is changed. I was all set to order Orijen and then people were talking about it changed and their puppy was declining. I was then ready to go with Wellness Core; likewise, comments changed my mind.
Help. lol
crazy4cats
ParticipantIf I was to get a large breed puppy I now, from the Editor’s Choice list, I would probably feed either the Wellness, Fromm or Whole Earth Farms. Another food mentioned on here a lot, is the large breed puppy Purina Pro Plan formula that I would seriously consider. It is a few tiers up from the Purina Beneful that you are feeding. Best of luck to you!
Have fun with your new bundle of cuteness!
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crazy4cats.
Susan R
MemberThank you for your suggestions. The breeder was feeding the Purina. We are not! He didn’t like the Fromm so we’re on the search.
crazy4cats
ParticipantMy 6 1/2 year old male labs are eating a Fromm weight management formula right now and really like it. I also feed Whole Earth Farms frequently with good results. I hope you find something that they like and is a good large breed puppy food! Good luck.
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