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  • in reply to: Glucosamine and Chondroitin #47603 Report Abuse
    eli s
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    My TT is old and its hard for her to walk that much, but I dont have any other idea of how to strengthen her muscles. She doesnt like water so swimming is not an option. ill try to do some walks with her as suggested and little by little maybe it’ll help.

    I do believe it is age related. The vet said it though he didnt examine her. If Glucosamine Chondroitin is not for muscle weakness then maybe it wont help, but since it wont hurt then perhaps I should try it anyway

    in reply to: Vets Choice Holistic Health Extension Lite #46102 Report Abuse
    eli s
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    If I take a food that is not considered lite with 14% but 28% protein, would it be bad comparing to the 9% fat that the Vets Choice has? Does the difference between 9% fat and 14% is meaningful for a dog that gain weight easily?

    in reply to: Vets Choice Holistic Health Extension Lite #45860 Report Abuse
    eli s
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    I also know that green beans and cucumber are good and low with calories, isn’t that true?

    in reply to: Vets Choice Holistic Health Extension Lite #45823 Report Abuse
    eli s
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    Can you give an example of such veggies?

    in reply to: Vets Choice Holistic Health Extension Lite #45817 Report Abuse
    eli s
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    Hi Betsy,

    Would the veggies be a bad choice? would it increase her weight? Im not adding a lot of it, just some cooked veggies like carrots, green beans and cucumber.

    in reply to: Vets Choice Holistic Health Extension Lite #45728 Report Abuse
    eli s
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    OK, so I have purchased the Vets Choice Holistic Health Extension Lite. The recommended feeding mount for the weight is 2 cups a day. But I am afraid it would be too much, so I think Im gonna feed 1 cup and add some veggies

    in reply to: Vets Choice Holistic Health Extension Lite #45537 Report Abuse
    eli s
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    The problem with foods that are not senior/weight loss, is that there is also an increase in % fat. I am well aware that its better to give the normal kind, but I am afraid of a weight gain.

    Ordering online wont change anything as a lot of brands just does not exist in my country.

    Looking at the Wysong senior and Wysong adult again, I can see that the difference between them is only the % protein which is higher for the adult brand (28% vs 25%).

    I am leaning towards the Wysong. All other parameters looks the same (besides the meat ingredients)

    http://www.wysong.net/products/senior-healthy-natural-dog-food.php

    http://www.wysong.net/products/adult-healthy-natural-dog-food.php

    The Wysong has 14% fat and the Vets Choice Holistic lite has %9

    • This reply was modified 9 years, 10 months ago by eli s.
    in reply to: Vets Choice Holistic Health Extension Lite #45508 Report Abuse
    eli s
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    @aquariangt, could you please explain what you mean by “They have specific criteria they need to get, so they don’t fall into DFA’s rating system”?

    As I have already mentioned, choices in my country are limited as I am not from the USA. Wellness Core and Annamaet Lean are not being sold in my country.

    As for Go! Senior, I tried the Fit and Free edition. It was nice but the price is too expensive im afraid. I paid $36 just for the smallest bag (5 lbs I think)
    Wysong and Vets Choice are also not cheap but its cheaper than the GO!

    Is 24% protein is really that low? The Wysong senior has 25% and it is rated 4 stars.

    • This reply was modified 9 years, 10 months ago by eli s.
    in reply to: Vets Choice Holistic Health Extension Lite #45473 Report Abuse
    eli s
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    The Vets Choice original is rated 4 stars, but there is no rating for the lite version. Should I assume it is the same rating?

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