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November 10, 2016 at 8:24 pm in reply to: Bulldog allergy help? #91301 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibility
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MemberSo today, my parents got back to me and they had finally taken him to the vets instead of a Dermatologist like I recommended. Anyways, the vet did do a scrape test which came out to be nothing. He thinks he has some sort of disease which my parents canāt remember what itās called which just makes them loose there hair and can spread if not taken care of properly. He said it is very rare other then most small dogs get it.
My parents bought some shampoo from our tractor supply store that is suppose to be anti fungal. I asked if it was Malaseb and they said no and I asked for the ingredients used which they sent me this
2% benzalkonium chloride
1% KetocanazoleI know Most researched Malaseb shampoo uses chlorhexidine Gluconate, I tried searching if there was a difference between the two and I couldnāt find anything other then tests that came back working the same. Was wondering if anyone knew if they are practically the same? or is that a specific ingredient that will help better or differently.
October 28, 2016 at 8:01 pm in reply to: Bulldog allergy help? #91022 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
Member@anon101, thanks for the information, greatly appreciated! I noted to them about seeing a dermatologist.
@Pitluv, I highly doubt it is hot spots, we had another k9 that was diagnosed with hot spots before and this is completely different in my opinion as well. I will note to them also to start giving a annual salmon oil supplement, as well as tell them about the Malaseb as iām not sure what they are currently using during baths.July 30, 2016 at 3:30 pm in reply to: Determing the best food for my Lab #88729 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberIād definitely recommend Fromm or Annamaet. Currently my bud is on Fromm 4 star and has never had an issue for the past 4 months. Annamaet Iāve always had in my rotation and always does excellent. Hope this helps! š
July 30, 2016 at 3:17 pm in reply to: Merrick owned by Purina #88728 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberI fed Merricks originals and then went to their back country mix once it came out. After I heard Purina took over months back, I decided to also keep an eye on the mix and how my dog reacts to it.
The last two bags I had gotten first being the game bird, second being the red meats, he completely would not eat the food. A few bites and he would walk away. I also noticed he started itching a lot more, thinking it was fleas or something I decided to give him a bath and do a test and he had zero fleas. I figured it had to be the food then. I threw both bags out in the woods and switched him to Fromm food for now. Heās been on Fromm for 4 months now and so far doing strong.
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Member@zcRiley Yeah, the thing with Trippet is they use carrageenan which for obvious reasons I wonāt be feeding to my dog. Petkind does have the other tripes called āThatās Itā which doesnāt include carrageenan. I am not wanting to order offline though and itās hard to find in my area. Thanks though for the help š
@pugmomsandy Thanks for the info as well, I just asked to join and been reading a ton on there raw diets information on there page. Very interesting!chris
MemberzcRiley- thanks for the reply!
I donāt really feed my dog anything raw, on a very rare occasion iāll give him raw pieces of chicken breast or beef cubes, but that is like maybe twice out of the year. I cook everything I give him, mostly into stews or soup like foods. I use everything as a topping for his dry kibble. For example I just had done Venison cooked and pureed with spinach, apples, sweet potato. I usually make a huge mixing bowl of it all and then put it into containers and freeze it and grab one container at a time out when needed. He gets about 2 cups a day over his dry kibble.
I have several recipes made up Iāll be making. I was just wondering about squirrel since iām tempted on going out squirrel hunting a lot this year. I was concerned mostly because I have been told theyāre super high in grease and oil contents. I appreciate the reply though, thanks a ton!
September 12, 2015 at 11:17 am in reply to: Need help with dog food please #78129 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberI can concur that a higher grade kibble you would feed less. I had my dog sparks on a low budget food for 2 years and when he started forming issues is when I switched to a higher grade. When he was on the lower budget I was giving him a whole bowl full and just leaving it sit and he ate whenever he wanted. Now I give him 1 cup of the higher grade kibble, with toppings and heās kept the same weight the past year with no changes except positive changes. His skin and coat are very smooth and he isnāt shedding as much as he once was.
I suggest going with a higher grade kibble as those that are being recommended and feeding them at a measurement that should be right for your dogs weight. I believe it would help more then you think for there coat and skin issues.
September 10, 2015 at 9:54 pm in reply to: Need Advice Regarding Home Cooked Food #78072 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberNick G- Glad that worked wonders for you as it did for me! I spent countless hours on there reading.
September 10, 2015 at 3:33 pm in reply to: H-E-B Heritage Ranch premium dog food? #78058 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberLorraine C- Thatās exactly correct. A lot of companies say there food is produced in the USA, however that does not mean there ingredients used are from outside the USA.
September 9, 2015 at 2:30 pm in reply to: "Meal" as first ingredient #77995 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberFrances A- The only thing you have to worry about in meals especially fish meals is making sure they donāt use ethoxyquin. Itās a chemical preservative used to keep the fish meal from going rancid quickly.
In regards to that, I donāt feed my dog any fish meal or any fish dry kibble foods. Now this is from research I have done, but dogs shouldnāt have a large portion of fish as there daily diet. This can result in thiamine (Vit B10) Deficiency which can result in poor appetite, loss of weight, seizures. If I tend to want to give the dogs fish I usually buy fresh wild caught and cook it myself and add it to there food which I usually do twice a week.
TLDR: Fish meal is the only meal you really have to worry much about. Iād stay clear of it! Hope this helps!
September 9, 2015 at 2:16 pm in reply to: Need Advice Regarding Home Cooked Food #77994 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
Memberhttp://ottawavalleydogwhisperer.blogspot.ca/2012/06/home-made-diy-dog-food-recipes-grain.html
This is the site I use to make sure I have the right amount of food needed to sustain the right nutritional value the dogs need. It explains down to each measurement of each category. Hope it helps!
September 9, 2015 at 2:00 pm in reply to: Purina's acquisition of Merrick #77993 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberC4D- I forgot about Earthborn actually. Thanks for reminding me about them!
Pitlove- no problem, maybe iāll do as suggested and if iām down towards the store that carries from iāll stop and pick up a bag to throw in the rotation to give it a try.
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MemberI agree that Zignature kangaroo would be worth a try as Iāve heard in the past from another that had the same issue with his dog and it seemed to work great for him.
September 9, 2015 at 2:33 am in reply to: Purina's acquisition of Merrick #77953 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberPitlove- Yes I have used Fromms store locator and the the closest place is an hour and a half away that carries it. Thatās the thing since I put sparks on Merrick his coat became so shiny, his skin so soft and smooth, and he doesnāt shed nearly as much hair as he did before hand. Thatās why iām sticking with Merricks unless I see a huge difference which should be easy to tell if Merricks decides to not keep to there word. I appreciate the recommendation though š
September 8, 2015 at 8:59 pm in reply to: Purina's acquisition of Merrick #77932 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberPitlove- I havenāt given Fromm a try yet. Though, like I said in my previous post for even my family member that was looking for a cheap food that they would have to order it offline and I would have to do the same. Iām not one to shop online really. Another company I was told to try was Holistic Blend and iāve been told good things about but that is also hard to find. I mean iāll probably try Natures Variety since itās locally unless I hear anything about them, but I havenāt heard anything yet.
Lazaro B- Canidae was one of the first foods I actually tried for sparks and he would not even get near it. I moved on to Under the Sun a few months later since itās actually cheaper then there regular food and also he did not want to touch it. Not saying not to give it a try obviously on your end, but I hope it works well for ya!
September 8, 2015 at 7:58 pm in reply to: New to home made as toppings #77928 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberI was wondering also just out of curiousity and I tried searching this online but to no avail did I find a direct answer. Iām a huge outdoors man and I hunt every year and with thinking of starting his toppings being homemade, would squirrel and rabbit be okay? I havenāt really heard of anyone feeding those before. Hope someone can relate to that lol
September 8, 2015 at 7:56 pm in reply to: Purina's acquisition of Merrick #77927 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberC4D- That might be true, but iām not just going to up and switch and not give them a chance to hold there word. Especially since itās a food my dog has been doing great on the past 5-6 months now. Also, it being one that I can afford monthly.
If perhaps something does change, Iām not sure what I would switch too as iāve tried multiple foods that fit my budget and he did not care for them. Iāve tried, Natures balance, Blue, wellness core, and a few others. I think the only ones I have not really tried are ones that I canāt really afford monthly. Like Orijen, Acana, etcā¦
Iāve always wondered as I rarely hear much about Natures variety and I know there a top star food. Are they a good company or?
September 8, 2015 at 4:56 pm in reply to: Purina's acquisition of Merrick #77919 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberI had also sent them an email last night right away after I read this thread.
This was there response to a huge paragraph I sent them.
Hi Chris,
We want to assure you that Merrick will continue to operate independently here in Texas with no changes to our recipes or ingredients and absolutely nothing from China. Your welcome to check with us any time for assurance and any questions.
Have a great day~Brook Tiffee
Pet Parent Relations, Merrick Pet Care, Inc.
http://www.merrickpetcare.com | http://www.castorpolluxpet.com
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http://www.facebook.com/castorpolluxpetI mean, for now Iām going to say I will trust them as again Iāve never had issues with them and honestly I had called them several times and even there customer service is great. Iāll be sticking with Merricks as pitlove just replied till something seems off or sparks seems to start having issues on it.
September 7, 2015 at 8:54 pm in reply to: Purina's acquisition of Merrick #77892 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberI happen to have my dog on Merricks back country dry kibble. Heās been on Merricks for just over half a year now. This is the only food that I found he liked and didnāt cause any issues. He has a stomach hernia and the littlest things can effect him. Merricks has been perfect!
Iām glad that you have left us know about this. I really hope Merricks sticks to what theyāve been doing and not changing things around. That scares me quite a bit as iām sure since they only did it to get there name out there more that they will try to go a cheaper route and a faster way to make the food for supply and demand.
September 7, 2015 at 7:45 pm in reply to: New to home made as toppings #77889 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberRed- Thanks, I already know about the food table for dogs as Iāve done so much research into it months ago. Thereās a thread I had made thatās several pages long with going over things because my dog āsparkā has a stomach hernia. Though I appreciate the reply! š
DogFoodie- Yeah I donāt give him potato all the time it was just a rare occasion. Iāve been using a site that a few people from here actually recommended a long while back.
Great site for a list of basic foods that are great and a ton of information as well.http://ottawavalleydogwhisperer.blogspot.ca/2012/02/fresh-whole-food-for-your-dogs-health.html
I was thinking of taking that list and coming up with meals that would be served as a topping on the dry kibble. I assume itās better then most if all can foods out there. Plus he seems to enjoy it way more. Anyways, thanks for the information š
September 7, 2015 at 2:31 pm in reply to: Old English Bulldog Tips #77881 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberSorry I never got back to an update for ya. Iāve been very busy with personal issues happening. Anyways, to throw an update up I have got them to finally go with Merrickās and accept the price. Yeah itās sort of expensive, but itās worth it in the end.
Like I said they were feeding the dogs Diamond food. They realized the dogs werenāt eating much if it like they should be. They also would not even touch the food unless something was added to it which obviously gives you a clue of they donāt like it! So after they had told me this I thought about it and ran over a whole container full of the Merricks for there dogs to try. Sheās said the past few days theyāve been eating every bite and even when itās dry without any toppings and so theyāre going to stick with it.
Thanks for the help everyone!
August 27, 2015 at 11:40 pm in reply to: Old English Bulldog Tips #77619 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberPitlove- Actually they started him out on puppy food, at this point I couldnāt tell you what kind of puppy food they were feeding him. After he turned 6 months they were told by the vet they could switch to adult food, but limit him to 3/4 of what the bag says to give him and add toppings to it. Theyāve been giving him chicken, salmon, and veggies into his diet on a regular basis as toppings.
He is I believe at his full growth far as the vet told them as well, and weighing at nearly 40 pounds or maybe a little more as I havenāt asked in a little while. He looks very healthy I can tell you that. Perfect weight for his size as well.
Iāll mention the Fromm, but I had looked it up and the closest place that sells it is about 40 minutes from us so iām not sure that will work out well. Iāll give Eukanuba a try as well and see where that can be bought.
Susan- Ah, yeah the Olde English Bulldogs are the original breeds, I donāt know to much about the breed, and not sure how they came about the other breeds of bulldogs we see today. Olde English Bulldogs are hard to find as well.
August 27, 2015 at 9:17 pm in reply to: Old English Bulldog Tips #77607 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberSusan- As Pitlove said, I did not mean it as he is old nor was he rescued. His breed type is an Old English Bulldog, and he was adopted new born and is now 9 months old. I should of been more clear on that sorry for the confusion and thanks though for the tips!
Pitlove- Thatās exactly what I tried making them understand. There is no brand of dog food out on the market specifically for any type of breed of dog. I actually never thought about Fromm as I had completely forgotten about them. Iāll have to mention that to them for sure! However, there budget is really low, theyāre both retired moreless and do not have such a great income. I think thatās why they veered towards Diamond as well since itās so cheep and sold locally as well.
Iāll mention Fromm, and Iāll also have to check where that can be purchased around here as I never seen it at any of our pet stores. Buying offline would be difficult for them as well since there not tech savvy nor know how to do so.
Thanks Pitlove and also great to hear form you again! Iāve been throwing Naturella emails once in a while since you guys last helped me. Weāve recently discussed about organic home grown pumpkins and pumpkin seeds ground up for my sparky. Iāve been giving him a teaspoon daily now and itās been doing great.
August 18, 2015 at 2:21 pm in reply to: injured dog and healthy food #77255 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberRed has given many great suggestions towards taking steps on helping you provide better care. I have a beagle as well and you can check my thread out I had made a few months back as my beagle was abused and also has very bad stomach issues with constipation.
Suggestions I found that worked the best is definitely finding a great substance and well balanced food. I have been feeding Merrickās Back Country for the past 4 months (basically since they came out with it) and he enjoys it. The thing that helps the most is what you give him with it. I have my beagle on a schedule of different things to help with his constipation. I also feed him about 2 cups of canned food on top of his dry food.
1 TBS Coconut Oil twice a week
1 TBS pumpkin organic, or sweet potato once a day
2 TBS Kefir, cottage cheese, plain yogurt every few daysThe coconut oil will help with allergies, skin issues, and constipation.
Pumpkin and Sweet potato have several health benefits, vitamins and are high in fiber
Kefir, yogurt, both bave natural prebiotics and probiotics for the stomachOther things I give him once in a while are:
Sardines or any fish cooked
swanson soil based organisms
Cheese cut up into bite size pieces
Canned Green TripeNow far as the legal issues go, I do agree with red that you might want to look into that as something could be done. Especially since the fireman himself was speeding. Hope this helps though and keep us updated on how things work out for ya!
June 14, 2015 at 6:08 pm in reply to: Coconut oil Recommendation #74391 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberThanks Naturella for the other sites as Iāll check them out right now. I happened to bought another bag of Merricks Back Country for him for now.
June 12, 2015 at 10:37 pm in reply to: Coconut oil Recommendation #74323 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberGreat Pitlove š
In my other thread I had mentioned I was working on buying a bag of Orijen to try out. I found out non of my local pet stores sell it and nor can they get it in from there distributor apparently. I was thinking of just ordering it offline, can anyone recommend a place online that is decent and cheap? I tried chewy, but to me amazon has it cheaper then them. Chewy always seems to be more expensive.
June 12, 2015 at 10:34 pm in reply to: Best chew for stomach #74322 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberGreat to know Bobby, thanks again!
June 12, 2015 at 1:20 pm in reply to: Best chew for stomach #74291 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberWow, thanks Bobby. That site is great for showing what is toxic and non toxic. I was surprised how much of a list it actually has. I agree some they have listed are questionable, but that is just something that common sense should think about.
For instance they have no raw meat bones, but everyone on here would probably disagree to that lol
June 12, 2015 at 1:10 pm in reply to: Coconut oil Recommendation #74290 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberWow, thanks everyone for all the recommendations! This will definitely help me out as I was having troubles finding other brands. š
June 8, 2015 at 12:27 am in reply to: Best chew for stomach #73950 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberThat would be great Bobby! Yeah I have a book that I had got from a friend that has like the most known ones listed that dogs shouldnāt have, but that is it. I also end up freezing a ton of fruit as well. We have SOOO many bushels of black raspberries here that I usually end up freezing around 4 gallons a year or so during the season. We also just recently last year found Tea-berries growing in the woods and been collecting them to freeze. So I do happen to have a ton of natural foods around, but I wouldnāt have the last idea what would be āokayā to feed him. I assume most of all berries are fine since you can find them all in the wild anyways.
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MemberI wanted to add I fed him some ricotta cheese today on top of his Merricks and he enjoyed that a ton. I know one of you posted a link to taking kefir and fruit and making frozen treats out of it. I was wondering what fruits are best or are allowed for that matter. I know some fruits including grapes especially dogs canāt really have. I have a garden of my own that I have strawberries and blueberries growing all naturally as I donāt use pesticides or anything. Was wondering if they would be okay to use.
I also have home made sweet potatoes growing and was going to mash them up and put them on his food once in a while. š
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MemberNaturella- yeah iām going to look around and see if I can find it rather then making it myself as when you start making it yourself I notice you will run into some money lol⦠Cheaper to buy it at the stores already made š
June 6, 2015 at 11:45 pm in reply to: Best chew for stomach #73876 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberCorrect that is the brand. I was going to buy it, but I was unsure if that was the correct thing I kept hearing about. Now that the closest Walmart is 45 minutes from me thatās a bummer. I do happen to have a local Organics food shop about 5 minutes away that I can check out Monday too see if they sell the grains.
Also, itās really that simple to make?! Geeze I had no idea. Probably would be cheaper to just make it myself then.
How do I make kefir?
It is so simple. Put all your kefir grains into a clean glass jar. Put about five times the milk over them. Cold from the refrigerator will work just fine. Leave them at room temperature until the next day. Stir and strain them then start the process over. Be sure to taste it every time so you know how to adjust the milk for the next time. If it is too sour add more milk. If it is way too sour double the milk or remove some kefir grains from the culture jar. Thatās all you really need to know.
Thanks for that link btw thatās where I got this from hehe, it explains a good bit! The most expensive part probably is going through the milk itself, but that shouldnāt be an issue. š
June 6, 2015 at 10:08 pm in reply to: Best chew for stomach #73872 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberHate to revive this just to ask one little question, but I felt it was best then to make a new one.
I have went out and took all your guys opinions and bought a 5 pound bag of Orijen to try. I have also found a great place to get Elk antler chews cheap (14 inch antler for $18.00) and itās local. I have bought a few cans of the tripe, sardines. I ordered chicken feet and they should be here this week.
Now for Kefir, I have searched everywhere locally and I can not find it, the only thing I found was something at our Walmart and it was Kefir Milk plain. Is this what I want to try or is there a way to make it myself etc?
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MemberI see no problem with it if the dog letās you do it and you donāt have to fight with them. Again though my dog doesnāt like the brushing which I think is just the bristle feeling and so this was another route I got recommended to try. I do agree though that some of it could have to do with under the gums. Though doing the dental pick and just scraping a little off the teeth and giving the dogs the proper chews should work fine. I actually asked my vet about this as well and his specific words were āyou can try it, it couldnāt hurt to tryā and the proper chews to help with the dogs gums go a long way.
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MemberFor there teeth not long ago I had researched about doing it at home and learned a lot from that. I tried brushing his teeth but he doesnāt seem to like it at all. Though he does let me open his mouth and everything and doesnāt fight back. So when researching I read a lot on doing it yourself with a Dental Pick. You can pick up a dental pick for like $3-$5 the most. I havenāt actually honestly done it yet, but I have plans on picking one up this week sometime.
Here is a video I watched about it as well.
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MemberSurprisingly I live on farm lands and in the woods as well and my dog runs my property everyday, and I check him every night for ticks, flees, and also worms when he goes to the bathroom and have yet too ever have any problems. *Crosses fingers*
That link you shared LM is very interesting and I have it now saved on bookmarks for later use.
Speaking of raw foods againā¦see I would love to try it for him, however, I am pretty scared to try it. Reason being is because, yes we have a local butcher that sells meat right off his farm, but if I go in and ask if itās organically grass fead and he says yes and I take his word for it and feed it raw to my dog. Thereās always that chance of him lieing. Though, I go hunting, and I have several frozen bags of Venison in the freezer right now that I could possibly get out and feed him some of that. Do you guys think Venison would be a good choice of raw? I know itās listed in that link LM gave, but figured to ask you guys your opinion on that.
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MemberOh, well thanks for explaining that as I had no idea. Iāll definitely be stopping at the local butcher too see what there prices are currently now.
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MemberYeah I understood the other things you mentioned to adding here and there to the kibble. Though when you guys mentioned about raw meat is what threw a flag up because I never knew you could do that, plus I figured that could be dangerous to do.
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MemberGreat to know! Thanks a bunch for the links.
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MemberOkay so youāre both saying basically to get this straight is to buy local beef and itās okay to cut it up and give him 10% of that with 90% kibble? I was unaware that was okay to do as I figured Raw meats could make them sick an such.
May 31, 2015 at 12:59 am in reply to: Best chew for stomach #73459 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberIāve never fed him raw foods other then like frozen raw dog food rolls. So that being said I would have no idea what to do in that case. Like youāre saying I can feed him raw beef cut up once in a while? or am I mistaken. Yeah, last time I stopped in they had beef ears and shins, but I donāt recall seeing any ribs, though next time I stop in iāll check again.
May 31, 2015 at 12:41 am in reply to: Best chew for stomach #73457 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberI can get Fresh beef, but thatās about it. Most of the fields are nothing but corn fields and few to little farms actually are raising a ton of cattle. To my knowledge there is only one butcher shop that sells meats here as well, which I visited before and they only have Beef and once in a blue moon theyāll have venison but that is a rare occasion.
Would it be worth getting beef?
May 31, 2015 at 12:31 am in reply to: Best chew for stomach #73455 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberEmbalmer, you got some guts (ha!) to get into that sort of career choice. š
May 31, 2015 at 12:25 am in reply to: Best chew for stomach #73453 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberGlad he liked it Pitlove! Iām picking up a few cans this coming week and iām sure heāll love it. Smells donāt usually bother me either as I live on farm lands and I smell all different sorts of things on a daily basis as iām sure you can imagine LoLā¦
May 30, 2015 at 11:44 pm in reply to: Best chew for stomach #73440 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberGlad you mentioned about the cat food Naturella! From what I read about K3 I wouldnāt worry about it too much as long as like Bobby said youāre not feeding it everyday. So you should be fine with the Weruva you bought.
May 30, 2015 at 11:19 pm in reply to: Best chew for stomach #73437 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberYikes, yeah I just read up on the link you provided earlier and it actually explains it in there somewhat as well. Crazy how they banned it for human consumption, but yet not for animals. I never understood that kind of mentality in life. Just my opinion I guess.
May 30, 2015 at 10:49 pm in reply to: Best chew for stomach #73435 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberBobby- My mistake then, I figured it wasnāt since I never seen it show up in anything I ever looked up.
About Evangerās, that is very good to know as I actually wrote there name down for canned food, but now scratched off.
May 30, 2015 at 10:31 pm in reply to: Best chew for stomach #73431 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitychris
MemberNaturella that link he shared explains everything. There are numerous dangers with it apparently. Though like Bobby said it is found in dog food as well. I wonder if Dogfoodadvisor should start red marking that then in dog food to let them aware.
Also did I miss something with Evangers? Are they someone to stay away from as well?
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MemberI tried getting samples from Canidae last month and they told me they had none so they sent me coupons instead. Iāll try Annamaet and Wysong now.
Never thought of giving cat food as I was always in the thought of there was something different in them dogs couldnāt have. Good idea though and thanks for the info!
Oh and Bobby, Yeah I am in the same boat, so I know how that is!
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