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March 1, 2015 at 9:39 am in reply to: Dogs won't touch dry food anymore! #67891 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibility
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MemberThereās been an issue with Blue Buffaloās quality control for a while now, maybe thatās why your dogs are rejecting it. Is switching to a different foods an option?
March 1, 2015 at 8:33 am in reply to: Company owned manufacturing #67884 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberJust noticed auto-correct changed Innova to Innovation.
Hey Sandy, I was thinking Natureās Variety was self-packed, but WDJ listed it as co-packed.
March 1, 2015 at 12:45 am in reply to: Budget Friendly Limited Ingredient (Kangaroo) food? #67879 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberTake a look at Addiction Wild Kangaroo and Apples, but check the Calcium. Are you making sure the foods youāre looking at have appropriate Calcium levels for large breed puppies?
February 28, 2015 at 3:23 pm in reply to: Company owned manufacturing #67855 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberAddiction, Castor & Pollux, Champion (Orijen & Acana), Central Garden & Pet (Avoderm & Pinnacle), Farmina, Fromm, Hi-Tek (Hi-Tek & Leonard Powell), Horizon, Midwestern Pet Foods (Earthborn), Natura (EVO, Innovation), Ohio Pet Foods (Blackwood), Precise, Taplow Ventures (FirstMate ā Iām using this right now for one of my dogs), Tuffyās (NutriSource, Natural Planet and Pure Vita).
February 24, 2015 at 8:17 pm in reply to: Wellness vs. Eukanuba #67396 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberI second aquariangtās comments and Precise recommendation. Iāve used it, Sensicare in particular, myself as well for my dog with food intolerances. Itās a solid company and solid food. Iām also one of those that frequently recommends NutriSource. Iād use either with confidence.
February 20, 2015 at 10:35 pm in reply to: Evangers food quality #67169 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberWell that was easy. Brett Sher already emailed me back from Evangers and said that their dry foods are co-packed by Mid-America Pet Foods. I wasnāt sure Iād get an answer at all, let alone within minutes on a Friday night.
February 20, 2015 at 9:24 pm in reply to: Evangers food quality #67165 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberI havenāt yet Sandy, but I will right now.
Thanks!
February 20, 2015 at 9:04 pm in reply to: Evangers food quality #67158 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberThis is the only thread I could find with Evangers in the title of the topic.
I had heard rumors previously that Ohio Pet Foods and Fromm co-packed Evangers kibble. I just thought Iād let you know that I emailed Ohio Pet Foods today and a gentleman got back to me immediately and said that Ohio Pet Foods does not manufacture any products for Evangers at all. I sent an email to Evangers⦠weāll see if they get back to me.
I just wondered if anyone knew for sure who co-packed Evangers dry foods? I thought that someone had mentioned having communicated with Fromm, who also denied manufacturing any of Evangers products.
Just FYI, Matt Golladay, VP at Ohio Pet Foods emailed me back within 20 minutes of my sending my email to him. If Ohio Pet Foods co-packed Evangers, I was thinking of looking at one of their products that meets my requirement for Sam, my Golden with lots of food intolerance issues, since thereās so little I have to feed him.
February 18, 2015 at 9:46 am in reply to: Westminster Kennel Club dog show #66951 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberI loved, loved that adorable Beagle. Skye was very eye catching. Iām just glad the Standard Poodle or the Portuguese Water Dog didnāt win again. No offense to anyone, it just seems like they always win.
I thought the Giant Schnauzer was the most beautiful Schnauzer I have ever seen though, but then Iām not a judge.
February 17, 2015 at 6:46 pm in reply to: Westminster Kennel Club dog show #66898 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberSo cute! I adore Beagles. : )
February 17, 2015 at 5:17 pm in reply to: Westminster Kennel Club dog show #66888 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberI did too, B Dog.
Toys, Herding, Non-Sporting and Hounds, I believe.
February 17, 2015 at 4:57 pm in reply to: Problem with potatoes? #66879 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberRotation, rotation, rotation.
February 16, 2015 at 9:02 pm in reply to: limiting animal protein for potential food allergy #66778 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberHi guys!
Fish is my nemesis! I have done some research on the protein profiles of different types of fishes and found that some are so similar, cross reactivity is almost a guarantee; ie: cod and pollock; and sardines and herring. I also noted that cross reactivity wasnāt a guarantee when it comes to dogs that canāt eat fish reacting to shellfish and other types of seafood. I would treat them all as separate proteins with the hope you might be able to feed some fish ā which it sounds like you can, thankfully! Thereās another poster here whose dog canāt eat some fish, but can eat salmon. And, yes, somehow my dog does react to oils even though the protein should be removed. Iāve been tempted to try Springtime Naturals fish oil which is distilled (it sounds so pure in the item description) ā somehow I think it might be less likely to have any protein in it, but it probably does. He does fine on an organic algae supplement. BC mentioned poultry / fowl being the same way; ie: chicken, duck, turkey, quail, etc. I still remember the day Sam refused to eat his sardines ā he knew better!
My Sam also recently reacted to rice bran oil in a vegeterian skin and coat supplement so it looks like rice is out now, too. Sam canāt have fish, fish oil, chickpeas, lentils, tomato, barley, rice, flax or millet⦠so far. BC has a similar list.
What do you think your guy is reacting to? What kind of reaction is your pup having.
If you need to go the route of a true elimination diet, youāll have to do it the way BC suggested. Iāve been on what I call a āmodifiedā elimination diet for about 2-1/2 years now and Sam will be 3 in May. Itās frustrating. Welcome to the club. : )
February 16, 2015 at 8:34 pm in reply to: Beams/Catfish Skin, Pancreatitis Risk? #66774 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberHereās a great little dry matter basis converted I found. I use it all the time.
http://fnae.org/dmb.html?inputboxm=82&inputboxi=1&button.x=96&button.y=19&button=Click
February 15, 2015 at 7:34 pm in reply to: Stomach Gas in 3 yr German Shep. #66683 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberI agree with the others.
Having simethicone on hand is a good idea if necessary to administer a dose prior to transporting to the vet, but not instead of a trip to the emergency vet if you should suspect bloat.
February 15, 2015 at 5:53 pm in reply to: Do we have too many foods in our puppy's rotation? #66644 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberIt definitely doesnāt sound like too many different foods to me, Sam. I would definitely rotate the kibble as well. Maybe rotating every bag would work for you.
The only thing Iād suggest in addition to what youāre already doing would be to offer a can (or two, depending on his size) of tinned sardines packed in spring water once a week as a meal or even a topper.
February 15, 2015 at 10:34 am in reply to: Dry food recommendation? (Jack Russell having seizures) #66613 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberHi Kimberly,
What supplements are you adding that you feel he doesnāt like? What are you feeding him currently? Where are you getting your recipes?
Have you identified his food intolerances? It sounds like heās reacting to something.
Youāre doing right by him.
February 14, 2015 at 1:33 pm in reply to: Honest Kitchen ā Where's the meat? #66570 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberMy Cavalier is currently eating Halcyon and my Golden is eating Thrive. Both love it. My Golden, Sam, had lots of food intolerances, so Iām happy this is one of the few foods heās able to eat.
I add water to the HK and let it sit on the counter for a while why itās rehydrating. At that point, is hard to get the dogs to do anything else. They lay on the floor in front of the counter until itās time to eat. When itās time, I add a bit more water, stir well and then finally, they get to eat. Torture, I know, but I stick to meal times. Mine like the consistency of their HK a little bit thicker.
February 13, 2015 at 9:25 pm in reply to: Sentinel Spectrum inactive ingredients #66552 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberAfter Losul shared his personal experience with heartworms with us, Iāll never NOT give my dogs heartworm preventative. Since he first told us about Turbo months ago, I have been vigilant with dosing my dogs. And, I believe, that raw is not a guarantee that your dogs wonāt get adult heartworms. Just my .02.
February 13, 2015 at 3:30 pm in reply to: Affordable Flea Control #66521 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberHereās the FDA warning letter: http://www.fda.gov/ICECI/EnforcementActions/WarningLetters/2014/ucm417957.htm
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MemberI really wish I could use Dr. Timās, but Sam canāt eat it sure to his food intolerances. š
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MemberI thought Ohio Pet Foods also made Annamaet.
On the Ohio Pet Foods website under āRelated Links,ā the have a link to Blackwood pet foods, so maybe they make that also.
I also see Evangerās coming up in various Google searches and on Susan Thixtonās old list from June of 2012. Thatās a shame since Ohio Pet Foods I trust, but I donāt want to use anything Evangerās at all.
February 8, 2015 at 10:35 am in reply to: Which probiotic works best and fits my needs? #66084 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberHi Patrick,
Dr. Tabitha, DVM, is a regular contributor here. I just got an email this morning regarding her new article about probiotics. You might find it useful: http://naturalalternativesvet.com/probiotics-for-pets
February 8, 2015 at 10:00 am in reply to: Solid Gold question ? #66079 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberOh, now I see it, Melissa. I thought we were still talking about the Dogs Naturally article. Based on what I also read on Susan Thixtonās site, and what the Chinese study published in their newspapers, it does seem as though the study was slanted against the U.S. It seems like Solid Goldās response on their FB is appropriate. The study doesnāt seem to have much credibility. I like Solid Gold. I just wish they didnāt use Diamond for production of their bison products.
February 7, 2015 at 11:17 pm in reply to: Solid Gold question ? #66065 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberI donāt know why I canāt see what youāre talking about, Melissa. I swear I keep looking and canāt find it. Itās bugging me! Maybe my device (Kindle) is the problem.
February 7, 2015 at 11:05 pm in reply to: Solid Gold question ? #66063 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberI found an article on the Truth About Pet Food earlier thatās apparently the same study. Hereās the article I read: http://truthaboutpetfood.com/aflatoxins-melamine-and-cyanuric-acid-found-in-us-made-pet-food/ The fact that the study was conducted by a Chinese company causes it to lose some credibility, in my opinion. I think aflatoxins, are to be expected to some degree in any food that contains cereal grains. Melamine is a different story. I wonder if that Chinese company that conducted the testing mustāve done so after feeling some heat and some finger pointing from the U.S.
February 7, 2015 at 8:10 pm in reply to: Solid Gold question ? #66053 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberAflatoxins are not the same thing as melamine. I looked on the Solid Gold FB page, but couldnāt find a discussion about either aflatoxins or melamine. Can you share a link to the FB age for the discussion youāre referencing.
February 4, 2015 at 9:44 am in reply to: Something entirely unrelated to dog food. #65810 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberIām so sorry to hear about Smokey! I hope he just was distracted by something interesting out there in the woods and is feeling perky again soon. Prayers for your little man.
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MemberOh Aimee, I knew exactly what you meant and I couldnāt agree more. š
FWIW, I donāt take mine to the dog park either.
February 3, 2015 at 12:55 pm in reply to: Large and Giant Breed Puppy Nutrition #65772 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberCongratulations on your new service pup, Belinda! I hope he blesses you with a renewed sense of freedom and confidence.
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MemberGREAT post Aimee! Insightful, as always. Although this line was my favorite: āA leash prevents pregnancy.ā š
January 31, 2015 at 8:49 pm in reply to: Allergies to fish peas and canola oil #65612 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberTry Canine Caviar, Addiction and FirstMate. Those are three brands that I feed my dog with food intolerance issues, one of which is fish.
You could also give this a shot: dogfoodwizard.com. Itās not foolproof, so youāll need to double check the ingredients for foods it finds that meet your criteria. There are also foods that arenāt listed.
What I do on a regular basis is go to Chewy.com and go through the ingredients of hundreds of foods, one at a time. Itās the only way to be sure.
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MemberHave you compared the fiber levels of the foods youāve been feeding? I quickly looked and saw the Merrick had 3.5% fiber (Buffalo & Sweet Potato). It could be that he actually needs less fiber. A regular poster here has had great luck with Victor (I think she used Hi-Pro) for her Doberman with frequent boots of diarrhea. Look and see if you have a retailer near you at Victordogfood.com, under the locate a dealer tab. Maybe more moisture would help also. I think Iād steer clear of grains, which can be inflammatory. Just some quick thoughts as I run out the door.
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MemberOh Marie, Iām so so sorry.
I remember when you brought Gemma home. You made her sunset years so full. I know she knew she was loved with you. You were so blessed to have found each other. She was meant to be with you.
January 30, 2015 at 6:36 pm in reply to: Please help! Diet suggestions! #65489 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberI second BCNut. Canine Caviar and NVI LID are two of my favorites. Maybe if you were to try a different protein of the NVI LID, that would be a good litmus test of sorts to see if the fish is the problem. I frequently use NVI LID Duck for my dog with food issues and its practically been a miracle food for him.
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MemberHi Losul,
Iām so happy to hear your update. Great news about Turbo! š
Iāve thought about you often since youāve been AWOL and am glad youāre back!
January 27, 2015 at 5:22 pm in reply to: Need advice for new food issue #65205 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberToday is āAsk the Vet Tuesdayā on Dr. Timās Facebook page. If you hurry, you might still be able to get an answer to your question from Dr. Tim today. https://www.facebook.com/DrTimsPetFood
Dr. Tim is also great about responding to emails. You can email him at drtim@drtims.com
I think the stool issue could indicate a food sensitivity. Some of my dogās food intolerance issues take a while to present themselves. Itās confusing because heāll do well on something, until he doesnāt. With my dogs, those were sensitivities to what I think of as sort of āsecondaryā ingredients, like flax. It could even be that the protein or fat level of the GF Kinesis is optimal for him.
Try a spoonful of plain, canned pumpkin mixed in with each meal and see if that helps firm things up.
Did you do a side by side ingredient comparison of the ingredients in the GF Kinesis and the Pursuit?
January 26, 2015 at 6:41 pm in reply to: Albino Doberman 3 yrs old #65166 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberWhat are you feeding him, Dawn?
One of my dogs has lots of food intolerance issues. A few of the ingredients he doesnāt do well on cause him to have gas.
January 25, 2015 at 9:03 pm in reply to: What did your dog(s) eat today? #65113 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberHMM,
I really like CC. They have some reformulated products coming out really soon. Take a look at their new website; here: http://www.thecaninecaviar.com/
January 25, 2015 at 8:36 pm in reply to: New dog ā Help with choosing food? #65088 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberGrrr⦠my post disappeared. Iāll try again.
Hi Sam,
I like both foods, as part of a rotation.
What I think Iād do first is try to find out what Alice has been eating and get some of that to feed her for a couple of weeks after she gets to your house. Adjusting to a new home is enough of a change without having to try to adjust to a new food, too.
Iād also see if they have any history of what sheās been eating and if sheās had any problems on anything sheās eaten. If sheās been fostered, the foster family might have that information.
Congrats!
January 25, 2015 at 7:46 pm in reply to: dog allergies frustration need advice #65082 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberMy dog canāt have flax either, but Iāve also determined a long list of other ingredients of which he is intolerant so the list I have is very short. Dry foods on my short list that donāt contain flax are NVI LID, Addiction Viva La Venison, Canidae Pure Sky (Diamond, yuck), Wysong Fundamentals, FirstMate Chicken and Blueberries and Acana Duck and Bartlett Pear (original, not singles). There are also several Canine Caviar formulas that donāt have flax currently, and they have new formulas coming out really soon and when they do, I know Wilderness meets my criteria. I think several CC formulas would meet your criteria currently.
Itāll soon be three years that its taken me to get my list to where it is currently. I am constantly on Chewy.com reading ingredients. Youāll need to check the ones I mentioned to see if they contain other problem ingredients.
Iāve determined my dogs problem ingredients through trial and error during a modified elimination diet. If your allergy test results were determined by a blood test, or the like, I encourage you to consider doing an elimination diet as allergy test results are notorious for both false positives and false negatives.
January 25, 2015 at 6:26 pm in reply to: Nominate a Brand for Editor's Choice #65077 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberHi Janis,
Although I think youāre referring to their kibble which is co-packed for them by a third party, rather than their canned products which they can themselves, Evangerās has a terrible track record and has firmly established themselves as unethical and criminal at best. I donāt think itās possible for Evangerās to ever clean up their act enough to find themselves graced with the distinction of being named an Editorās Choice brand.
Iād never use any of their products, including the kibble made by someone else for them, on principle alone.
January 25, 2015 at 1:20 pm in reply to: HELP! My JRT is getting fat on Blue Buffalo Basics! #65064 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberOK, so the stool is still formed, but mucusy, right?
I would think that it could be a food intolerance. Whether to the rice, lamb, or some other ingredient. I would eliminate the new food you were beginning to introduce and see if things clear up on their own. Compare the ingredients in what heās been eating to what you were beginning to introduce.
Iām still working on an elimination diet of sorts with my Golden with food intolerance issues. Any time he has a reaction to something, I eliminate the new food/supplement and go back to the base diet so things can resolve. Only then, do I know for sure what the offending ingredients were. Problem ingredients can be obvious like, lamb or rice, or more obscure, like flax or garlic. So compare every ingredient. Sometimes a reaction takes a little while and sometimes, itās immediate. So almost anything heās eating could be suspect. Because my dog has so many intolerances and Iām a rotator, itās important to me to have several foods that I know heās good with to use as a barometer.
January 25, 2015 at 12:45 pm in reply to: HELP! My JRT is getting fat on Blue Buffalo Basics! #65056 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberWhen you say gel-like, do you mean mucusy?
If it just started, it might resolve on its own. If it continues, or his pattern of elimination changes ā more frequent, loose stools, etc., You might want to get him checked out. A small amount of mucus in the stool isnāt terribly abnormal or generally cause for concern.
January 25, 2015 at 12:39 pm in reply to: HELP! My JRT is getting fat on Blue Buffalo Basics! #65055 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberHave you already tried adding plain canned pumpkin?
When you say gel-like, do you mean mucusy?
January 24, 2015 at 5:10 pm in reply to: Nominate a Brand for Editor's Choice #65029 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberPaul S,
Youāve asked this same question several times, but youāre ignoring the responses to your question, which has been answered.
Regional Red has already been rated here: /dog-food-reviews/orijen-dog-food-adult/
Hereās the EC page for Champion: /reports/champion-petfoods/, which includes Regional Red and links to the product review.
January 24, 2015 at 2:54 pm in reply to: Best Food ā Sensitive stomach female 2yo #64969 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberIt sounds like you might have made an abrupt switch, to which your pup isnāt accustomed. I would go back to the Fromm until things stabilize. When itās time to start trying the Acana again, switch slowly by adding in a small amount of the Acana to a reduced portion of the Fromm. Try an 80 / 20 ratio to start. Only after your pup is stable on that ratio and has firm, formed stool for several days, is it time to increase the new and decrease the old.
Make sure to compare calories. The Acana may have more calories than the Fromm. Adjust your ratio and the amount you feed accordingly.
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MemberLOSUL!! Are you back? Iāve missed you!
January 21, 2015 at 11:26 am in reply to: 3 dog treats for review, please. #64600 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberJust jumping in quickly here. Did you happen to see this thread: /forums/topic/your-most-recommended-dog-treats/
You might find some good recommendations here also.
January 20, 2015 at 10:17 pm in reply to: What did your dog(s) eat today? #64559 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityDogFoodie
MemberAs the Nut explained, I originally avoided flax because it didnāt really add much to the diet and there were better, more bioavailable sources, of Omega 3ās. I do happen to have a dog who is intolerant of flax. He quickly develops loose stools when exposed to it. And, oh my gosh, if flax isnāt in almost everything. Since he canāt have fish oil either (which I use for my Cavalier), I give Sam algae oil. Food intolerances are getting me feeling very frustrated right now as Samās list is long and growing. š
Dori, prayers for your husband and you. I pray his test results are good news.
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