dog food
02-02-2003 | 09:49 PM
#11
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From: Newark DE USA
RE: dog food
ScienceDiet large breed puppy for my new Lab.....got him and he was on Purina Puppy Chow as the runt......over the last 3 weeks he gained 10lbs and is larger than his litter mates who are still on Purina. I'm a believer!
02-03-2003 | 05:51 PM
#13
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From: Costa Mesa Ca USA
RE: dog food
Well, I used'ta feed em NutroMax for Active dogs. Breeder recommended it.
But now that Penny (7yrs) is entering middle age and Gordons have a knack for developing crystals in their urine, I feed her an Rx food from the Vet. If anybody knows another food that reduces the crystals I would be game. The Rx cost about $40/month. She's worth every cent though.
But now that Penny (7yrs) is entering middle age and Gordons have a knack for developing crystals in their urine, I feed her an Rx food from the Vet. If anybody knows another food that reduces the crystals I would be game. The Rx cost about $40/month. She's worth every cent though.
02-03-2003 | 08:39 PM
#14
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From: Bonneau South Carolina USA
RE: dog food
I feed mine Good Dog (24/16 red bag). This is the best I have found in a long time. Tried Ol Roy & Purina, but the Good Dog seems to maintain their weight better with a smaller amount of food. Also costs a little less per 50 lb bag which pays off when feeding about 100 lbs each week.
02-05-2003 | 07:07 PM
#15
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From: Grove City Ohio USA
RE: dog food
The only problem with Kibbles and Bits is that the dogs litter the yard very bad. A better food makes less waste as the dog absorbs more of the nutrients so I have heard. I have heard good things about Pro Plan.