Dry With Meat

[RussBoy 77]

If you had to feed a complete feed along with raw what would it be? Thinking of redmills tracker with raw mince beef

[HPR 1,160]

I use skinners field and trial superior . All people will use different stuff . Just use what ever suits you and dogs .

[shepp 2,285]

This stuff is about the best for the money, actually smells like meat and is oily.

 

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Edited June 30, 2015 by shepp

[BGD 6,436]

Look for a decent meat content dry, meat should be the very first item on the list of ingredients stay away from anything that has grain as the first ingredient.

[Country Joe 1,411]

This stuff is about the best for the money, actually smells like meat and is oily.

 

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Have used it, but stopped, didn't like most of their completes contain Beet pulp, ok for cattle, Horses, and Sheep, but Dogs?

I could be wrong, some of you will know, but what benefit would beet pulp be for dogs?

[maxwell 88]

Probably just used as a filler, to bulk the contents of the bags up

[Saluki246 1,053]

Lurchers are some of the toughest dogs around and can eat most things and survive for years with no problems.

That has been my passed 25 years of experience of working and owning them.... !

[russ2012 328]

gain 28 is a great dry food i feed to my terriers and find it brilliant 2 days nuts 1 day chicken carcass cant go wrong

[wi11ow 2,657]

gain 20 handfull for crunch and fiber allways works for me

[sandymere 8,263]

If you feeding a decent amount of meat a lower protein comlete is a good idea.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ps, beet pulp is about 10% crude protein and 18% crude fiber so gives a useful type of fibre without reducing the overall protein ratio by to much,

[shepp 2,285]

 

 

This stuff is about the best for the money, actually smells like meat and is oily.

 

http://www.csjk9.com/ProductCart/PC/viewPrd.asp?IDProduct=7

Have used it, but stopped, didn't like most of their completes contain Beet pulp, ok for cattle, Horses, and Sheep, but Dogs?

I could be wrong, some of you will know, but what benefit would beet pulp be for dogs?

Does it really matter, others are bulked out with grain, is that any better?

[Country Joe 1,411]

 

 

This stuff is about the best for the money, actually smells like meat and is oily.

 

http://www.csjk9.com/ProductCart/PC/viewPrd.asp?IDProduct=7

Have used it, but stopped, didn't like most of their completes contain Beet pulp, ok for cattle, Horses, and Sheep, but Dogs?

I could be wrong, some of you will know, but what benefit would beet pulp be for dogs?

Does it really matter, others are bulked out with grain, is that any better?

 

I don't know, are they both bad, is one better than the other, showed you avoid completes with Beet Pulp, maybe some who know the answers can comment.

[skycat 6,173]

This is only my opinion, but from what I can see and the amount of waste that comes out of a dog which is fed a diet largely comprised of stuff like beet pulp and grain, it is being used as a very cheap 'filler' by the manufacturers. Logic tells me that if a dog is being stuffed with cheap filling ingredients it is usually at the expense of more nutritious food such as meat. Yes, a small amount of fibre is essential for health, but as dog food manufacturers are in business to make money they are adding to their profits by using waste products from the human food industry; products which are not essential to the health of the dog.

[Mr Goodcat 69]

If you feeding a decent amount of meat a lower protein comlete is a good idea.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ps, beet pulp is about 10% crude protein and 18% crude fiber so gives a useful type of fibre without reducing the overall protein ratio by to much,

I never knew that about beet.

[Blackdog92 2,047]

This stuff is about the best for the money, actually smells like meat and is oily.

 

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I feed all mine on that and they do fine on it obviously other people will have there own opinions of it