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April 25, 2014 at 9:41 pm in reply to: Large and Giant Breed Puppy Nutrition #39745 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibility
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MemberAlexandria, their 4 Star for ALS is good food. Fromm has 11 varieties so you new family member wonāt get bored. Maybe I could send you a mix of samples if you canāt get them near you?
April 24, 2014 at 3:21 pm in reply to: Large and Giant Breed Puppy Nutrition #39621 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberJohn B, at this time I like to feed 60/40 kibble to raw. When I can hunt I will go back to 100% raw. I like to rotate kibble main proteins and Fromm 4-Star gives me a good variety. With raw its the same, rotate with chicken, deer, fish, pork, rabbit and all organic fed. I would use a digital scale to weigh out portions, then adjust as needed.
April 24, 2014 at 3:17 pm in reply to: Large and Giant Breed Puppy Nutrition #39620 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberJohn B, at this time I like to feed 60/40 kibble to raw. When I can hunt I will go back to 100% raw. I like to rotate kibble main proteins and Fromm 4-Star gives me a good variety. With raw its the same, rotate with chicken, deer, fish, pork and all organic fed. I would use a digital scale to weigh out portions, then adjust as needed.
April 22, 2014 at 10:34 pm in reply to: Large and Giant Breed Puppy Nutrition #39474 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberI think feeding a variety of raw is the best we can do. My large breed ate 3 large chicken quarters, raw of course, heās had entire large rabbit, deer leg, turkey complete or whatever else I come up with for raw meat. He eats Fromm dry kibble w/o any problems. I think the hip and joint issues are mainly on man made breeds, they seem to be more prone to cancers ect too. I think weāll better support these breeds systems feeding raw. JMHO
April 22, 2014 at 11:39 am in reply to: What to feed Mastiff and Chiweenies that is reasonably priced?! #39422 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberNutro isnāt as good as it use to be years ago. I wonāt feed it or recommend it.
Canned food is normally 72% moister, you would do better to use Raw or dry kibble that you have weighed out and then soak with water. It will save you money too.
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April 21, 2014 at 12:02 pm in reply to: Upsetting vet visit #39326 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberSue66b, do you treat the area where the puppies will be with anything pre/post birth?
April 19, 2014 at 12:43 pm in reply to: Coprophagia (Poop Eating) Advice #39092 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberI still use Forbid when needed. Sometimes they need more bacteria in their intestine, some will do this. As CMZ stated, try adding extra B-12 soft gel. Do you give antibiotics to your dog? ( Heart Worm meds) ect.
Sue66b, kitty crunchies!
April 18, 2014 at 10:45 pm in reply to: Basic Supplies/Staples of raw #39034 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberMelissa, I wouldnāt want chicken feet either, too difficult and expensive to buy shoes!
I used a 3/4 HP meat grinder, fed raw chicken otb into it, easily chewing up 40 lbs. I would then add garlic, E, spinach and mackerel, place it in my Kichenaide mixer a few pounds at a time until all has been well. Then I use a digital scale to weigh each log for the dog. I changed main meats often.
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MemberNow that is funny, I donāt care who you are! You know it is a proven fact that āprocessed foodā takes longer to digest (whatās digestable) in humans then raw fruits & veggies (which are actually fruit). I always respond/teach when they ask what I feed my dogs. In fact I like to feed chicken quarters once a week, I hope to add wild hog and deer to their plate this year.
April 17, 2014 at 11:05 am in reply to: Concerned about giving milk thistle after Heartgard #38878 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MembertheBCnut, Indoors I use the mosquito attractant lights that have a fan in the bottom. The squito heads towards the light, enters unit and the fan sucks it down into screened tray, squito canāt get out so fan dries them to a crunch. No toxins around for my dorgies, son or me. I have 3 units, they get millers and other buggies too.
April 16, 2014 at 11:42 am in reply to: Concerned about giving milk thistle after Heartgard #38857 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberYou all must have a lot of mosquitoes where you live?
March 30, 2014 at 2:14 pm in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #37236 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberCyndi, the breed and bloodline of the K9 makes a difference too. Even brood stock will conduct them selfās differently then what āoutsidersā expect. The āworking breedā is not happy just laying around. I have a cement able pole, they get attached to and play for hours w/o getting loose, called āThe Tuff Poleā (Pat.Pend.) they enjoy it so much I have to stop them and remove them from the exercise area. One time a play toy was hung on the 7ā² overhang instead of returning toy to house, well you guessed it, the dog jumped up and grabbed the toy then proceeded running around with it. They would tear up my house, and only one out at a time means the others in crates. I know they are happier outside. What experience do you have with Kangalās Cyndi?
March 29, 2014 at 10:59 am in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #37077 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberCyndi, the dogs are not starving and subject to eating their dog house. My Kangal is the biggest on the yard, he is healthy and does not eat his house. He does dig up rather large tree roots to play with or dumps his 55 gal drum bottom water bowl and plays with it, chewing act but not eating. Some breeds will tear up their house no matter what you do except to remove the house, and I will not do that. I have replaced many houses over the years, that is why I started designing a custom house for winter or summer that is more difficult to damage and replaceable sections. Any more questions? Copy of monthly delivery of pallet of Fromm to show the yard is not starving? Donāt think Judges at shows give the dogs ribbons & trophyās for looking starved or Iāll treated.
March 28, 2014 at 4:04 pm in reply to: Editing of Older Posts #37004 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
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March 28, 2014 at 3:55 pm in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #37003 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberMelissa, what? The dogās do not eat wood because they donāt get fed! I did end up using most the gallon. I too canāt locate a Dyne forum on their site to post the negative results of their product. They seem to be owned by Lambert Kay? I will try to call them again today.
March 11, 2014 at 3:27 pm in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #35478 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberUpdate: Two more of my kids have passed away, this has sickened me. I have four that I am still trying to keep alive. I have the empty gallon jug of Dyne to remind me and to show others as a Warning. This has upset me and my son as to why they would add PG to a supplement used for weight gain. I will contact the company this week then report back here their responce.
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February 27, 2014 at 3:21 pm in reply to: High protein foods #34479 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberIf your working the dogs or they play enough to use all that protein then I would say OK. If your kids donāt use that protein then over time it may damage some organs, so be careful.
February 12, 2014 at 12:50 am in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #33598 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberThis site is for helping others, no matter how long Iāve had dogs, āI can still learnā and try to. I am not hard headed on everything I say or do. Many things are new to me and sometimes I find myself not reading everything when trying to correct a problem too fast. I have been off here taking care of sickly dogs, yes I think it was the Dyne. Trying to correct it still. I donāt reccomend nor endorsed this product at this time do to the PG.
I will consider other vendor offers if available.
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February 5, 2014 at 5:24 pm in reply to: Best Walmart Dog Food #33195 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberWhat about the raw chicken quarters in 10 lb. bag for 7.00 or so? With Wal-Fart the problem would be where their ingredients come from in dog food and any Great Value for that matter.
February 3, 2014 at 2:30 pm in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #33087 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberThat would be 1600 cal./cup which is about 4 times the calories of most 5 star dry foods.
January 28, 2014 at 9:41 pm in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #32854 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberMelissa, you said Abaft is 800 cal./cup, did you read my thread were Iām testing Dyne? Which is 75 cals./tbl. sp. The dogs really like it too. I actually need a couple more gallons to four in order to obtain proper test data doing entire yard. Dyne, are your ears ringing? I also went through 15 lbs. K-9 Super Fuel but was not enough, the yard would require 3 times that for me to give honest results.
January 28, 2014 at 5:54 pm in reply to: Looking for a dog food recommendation #32838 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberI would go to the BARF diet.
Proteins from:
Lamb, Turkey, Pheasant, DeerThen add Coconut Oil āifā the dogs skin/coat gets dry.
You can use a quality mixer or processor for grinding meats & veggies to feed a single wind up toy dog a week at a time. I purchased a ¾ HP. Meat & Bone grinder that I can push entire chicken legs into and it grinds them w/o any issues. We use to grind 50 lbs. of chicken, then deer ext. in very short time. If you go this route, be careful of brands as their is a lot of junk out to buy, also some very poor quality Chinese copies that get into America.
January 28, 2014 at 5:11 pm in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #32830 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberCorrection: My last post āinvadeā should have read āinviteā, sometimes this word corrector on my pH a let needs to be learned.
Melissa, I donāt believe you can get 32/25 out of any Diamond/Mars Candy dog food unless you add it too the bag. My soon to be multi-adultry oriented ex-wife fed Diamond High Energy to the yard while I was connected to a machine at momās 8 miles away after being released from ICU. This action to āsaveā money (for her to steal later) almost killed the dogs. Their were 13 empty 50 lb. bags in the living room. I know better then to feed anything Diamond and so did she, but she had a plan.
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MemberFeed raw chicken quarters for a couple weeks, bet it will go away.
January 27, 2014 at 10:47 pm in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #32804 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberAlso, the dogs now belong to my mom sense my injury and hence disability. I hope to get a FX Royale 500 .25cal., FX Verminator II Extreme .25cal. Posted the air rifle that I hope use invade anybody has these and can give advise.
January 27, 2014 at 10:00 pm in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #32802 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberMelLissa, So you reccomend āDiamondā dog food over the āFrommā that the yard is getting fed?
January 27, 2014 at 4:05 am in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #32771 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberPV, thanks for caring. I keep praying no matter what happens, still Love the Lord. My son and I talked about the town council paying for the removal of all pigeons in the main drag area which helps ācleanupā retail store fronts from all the āsplatsā everywhere. They mentioned in the town paper it would cost a few thousand dollars to have those selected birds removed. Well I could get paid to shoot them, and then my son and I can eat the birds, talk about a bonus!⦠I need to find out if sod poodles are good to eat and how to fix them, any ideas?
January 26, 2014 at 6:57 am in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #32744 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberPatty, mine have played tug-a-war with commercially available doggie doors, jerking their bodies dragging house around. So no doors left on any houses. I do have an idea for doors, but no money sense my wife abandoned me & our 3 yr. son about 4 yes ago after I was hurt at work, had 2 surgeries then went code in recovery, was resessitated and now disabled. She totook 99% of money out of bank leaving us 51.28, went to Missouri living with ex-con for murder black man, has 2 kids by him and is now divorcing me & trying to get custody of my son. So I am trying to do the best I can for my son (homeschooling) and the dogs. My truck donāt run, needs work but I have the diesel injecting parts but canāt afford the labor. Need to sell my tools to buy expensive air rifle to hunt pigeons, doves, squrrils, rabbits, pheseants ect. So that we have meat, being on disability sucks. I take care of the dogs for my mom, she owns them now. I still owe our at tourney a lot too. The air rifle is very quiet, I should be able to hunt all year w/o people hearing me. This will make a big difference in our groceries.
January 26, 2014 at 4:05 am in reply to: Bulldog food problem advice needed #32743 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberTry ground raw lamb & chicken quarters. The bones from chickie raw she will chew up easily, this will add calcium helping the development of those little skeletons.
January 25, 2014 at 1:36 pm in reply to: Best of the Best Puppy Food for Lab #32700 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberCongrats on choco Lab puppy! BARF would be the best of best. If you choose to go the kibble route then at least a 4 star kibble, better yet 5 star. I add warm water to the kibble and let them soak up a bit. This will stop the dry kibble bloat (DKB) which not only makes your dog look like it swallowed a turtle whole but is not comfortable for the dog and can harm them.
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Member+1 ^above post. My yard enjoys them. I use to have a deer steaming in front of porch during our cold winter being carved. I would give my Kangal an entire leg to chew, by morning it would be gone. I canāt hunt now disabled, but maybe trade for your extra deer bones?
January 25, 2014 at 1:01 pm in reply to: The Honest Kitchen Preference and calories #32696 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberGizmoMom, YW. You can manually release his AG, this should be done outside. Though I have unloaded one of my Champion males on a rude competitor who had not sent me papers after being paid in full over 1year prior. The dog will use this for sent marking mostly when on walks when other doggies are smelt. When you feed freeze dried you need to add more water to his food. That is why his fecal is so dry, also too small in diameter for his AG to get used, understand?
January 23, 2014 at 8:56 pm in reply to: The Honest Kitchen Preference and calories #32628 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberIf I may, also keep an eye on his fecal matter, weighing it will give you a better chart for what heās digesting.
January 23, 2014 at 3:13 pm in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #32610 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberPatty, apology accepted. Most do just fine with extra food & Wheat Germ Oil (cold pressed) for added nutrient and 90%+ fat. Except those that will not stop playing until the day they die, just how the blood lines of this breed are. As stated, do to size of dog to food ratio a high cal/cup supplement is required to maintain the animals healthy weight in some conditions. I just started testing the Dyne high calorie supplement (1200 cal/cup)as stated in first post.
January 23, 2014 at 12:33 am in reply to: Dyne for weight gain Testing #32582 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberI donāt have 30 dogs, didnāt post that I did Patty.
Betsy, breeder and many dog shows all over. Yes, the dog houses are custom made and good āRā value all four sides including roof & floor. They enjoy straw beds, some you can see the straw being kicked out as the dog talks and plays with food bowl or giant nylabone. I have over 130 ribbons my dogs won. I have plans in my head for a optional heated floor along with a few more ideas when production is decided on.January 22, 2014 at 5:16 pm in reply to: Supplements for a smelly dog? #32554 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberWhat breed is he? Is he brood stock? Is his bloodline prone to skin disorders? I wouldānot feed Diamond, this might be the culprit. Try a grain free or at least 4 Star rated food for him. If you are close to me then I could give you some food to try him on.
January 22, 2014 at 4:30 pm in reply to: Is daily supplementing of fish oil safe? #32552 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberCodex, in order to dial it in per say, what breed, age, ect is your dog? You are feeding grain free Fromm S&T, let us know the information on doggie to better assist you.
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MemberI would use 250mg 1xD for a week to clear out the ivermectin from that little Yorkie. Is their a heartworm issue in your area? I ask this because most Vets will try to get all dogs on preventative in the Attic. I have not ever given my yard heart guard which the Vets out here say is needed yet they donāt have statistics of k9ās with heart worm.
January 19, 2014 at 8:26 pm in reply to: Dog Food Processing #32452 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberTry contacting the Five Star listed on this site.
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MemberShepard mom, I would not look at them grains. Never seen a healthy k9 chowing down in the middle of a farmers field, ignoring the rabbits and other 4 legāed meat running about. Choose assorted meats to vary the dogs proteins, vitamins and such as they would naturally do in the wild.
January 19, 2014 at 4:31 pm in reply to: Blue Buffalo Wilderness Help #32436 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberI too agree, stay far away from Hills and Eek, Aims and the like. I rotate variety within the main feed of my yard of 15+. They have been on Fromm a long time. I still feed raw a day or more a week as a good change and add fish oil and milk thistle to it.
January 19, 2014 at 3:57 pm in reply to: Skin rash and issues on Pitbulls #32435 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberJesse82, the food change is your best choice. When a dog is healthy inside the skin & coat follows which mites donāt like. Sense your dog is of a mixed breed called Bully Breed (not American Pit Bull Terrier) they have skin, joint, tumor and other issues more then pure bred APBT.
So start with the food, try feeding a BARF diet staying away from the grains and post your results as what raw meats and how much you feed your dog. The specs on your dog will help determine how much to feed, energy level etc.January 19, 2014 at 2:45 pm in reply to: five dogs, need good reasonably priced dry dog foodo #32431 Report Abuse Edit Post VisibilityJASTECH
MemberI have fed Fromm to my yard for a long time, it does very well. You can get a better price online buying a month or two supply at a time.
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