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looking for a bit of advice lads and lasses got a deerhound x lurcher dog pup just wondering what the best type of dry kibble is a bout as tried most things now and pup producing runny stools cheers?

looking for a bit of advice lads and lasses got a deerhound x lurcher dog pup just wondering what the best type of dry kibble is a bout as tried most things now and pup producing runny stools cheers?

 

You say you've tried "most things" and that might be the problem? I use Gain Puppy & Sapling as well as Gain Record Breaker and Gain 28. All pretty high in protein but they work for me. I feed raw too. Try and find something that works and stick with it!

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I use dr johns silver dry but i try to vary my dogs diets , raw liver chicken rabbit , cooked rice , cooked fish i could go on all day lol try to find the right balance for your pup . The way i see it the more good food feed the better , a varied protien and oil rich diet will improve your dogs overall health and condition

Hope this helps

Atb trinder

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I use dr johns silver dry but i try to vary my dogs diets , raw liver chicken rabbit , cooked rice , cooked fish i could go on all day lol try to find the right balance for your pup . The way i see it the more good food feed the better , a varied protien and oil rich diet will improve your dogs overall health and condition

Hope this helps

Atb trinder

also if you find a dry food that works dont change as that can cause dog to have loose stools
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I also use the dr Johns complete biscuits there's a few differnt flavours and there's a high protien 1 designed for racing dogs, but this made my whippet loose fur and get a rash ? So I'm using the blue bag now :)

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All mine (pets & workers) are on Chudleys Greyhound Racer, they love it and look great on it. Gives the lurcher enough energy without making the pet dogs fizzy. They all have beautiful coats but more importantly hard poops (dark in colour, little smell and very little of it) :thumbs:

 

Had a dog a while back who had a very sensitive digestion, constant watery/bloody dire-rear. I gave him Supadog sensitive and it was brill, only thing he could eat that didn't projectile out the other end and he looked great on it :D

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