What food do you recommend for a Pup?

[dytkos 17,864]

As well as what you usually feed, some cod liver oil, brewers yeast and fresh green veg mixed in won't harm the pups.

[Tinman 0]

Thanks for your advice Guys. Appreciated.

 

 

Tinman

[stormrider8 59]

Why people feed both dry and raw, I have no idea???

I can only put it down to they dont have confidence in REAL RAW food? Or just dont jave the knowedge on how to feed dogs naturally and correctly.

 

It is also a good recipe for bloat feeding both raw and dry together, as well as a plethora of other problems that can arrise??

 

The last bag of dry muck I won, I gave it away, its utter rubbish in my eyes

 

 

plethora of other problems! What do you mean mate, been feeding this way for 18 years and had no problems what so ever. Its not cheap but they look great on it.. cheers chris

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bloat, growth problems, digestive disorders, bone problems, skin problems, behaviour problems, bad teeth.....etc etc...want me to go on??

 

A Complete food is a 'Complete food' (meaning everything) just like it states on the bag. You don't need to add anything, the men in white coats did not spend money and time creating a food to be used like a mixer did they?

 

Many dog folk feed meat with complete I have found over the years, generally as they either feel bad that the dog has to eat dry food, and it makes the owner feel better Or they are worried the dog is not getting all it needs from meat.

 

In general I have yet to come across a dog who does not do and look better on raw food

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Why people feed both dry and raw, I have no idea???

I can only put it down to they dont have confidence in REAL RAW food? Or just dont jave the knowedge on how to feed dogs naturally and correctly.

 

It is also a good recipe for bloat feeding both raw and dry together, as well as a plethora of other problems that can arrise??

 

The last bag of dry muck I won, I gave it away, its utter rubbish in my eyes

 

TOP MAN WELL PUT

i make my own, spend more time on what you feed your dogs and your get more out

[stormrider8 59]

bloat, growth problems, digestive disorders, bone problems, skin problems, behaviour problems, bad teeth.....etc etc...want me to go on??

 

A Complete food is a 'Complete food' (meaning everything) just like it states on the bag. You don't need to add anything, the men in white coats did not spend money and time creating a food to be used like a mixer did they?

 

Many dog folk feed meat with complete I have found over the years, generally as they either feel bad that the dog has to eat dry food, and it makes the owner feel better Or they are worried the dog is not getting all it needs from meat.

 

In general I have yet to come across a dog who does not do and look better on raw food

 

I have yet to come across a dog with any of thses problems you state, wheres the proof.. I know of hunreds of working owners, lurchers and racing greyhounds that feed this way and have done for years. I have a male whippet grey thats been fed this way all his life, he has only been to the vets for working related injuries, never health problems!! He will be 17 this summer..

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bloat, growth problems, digestive disorders, bone problems, skin problems, behaviour problems, bad teeth.....etc etc...want me to go on??

 

A Complete food is a 'Complete food' (meaning everything) just like it states on the bag. You don't need to add anything, the men in white coats did not spend money and time creating a food to be used like a mixer did they?

 

Many dog folk feed meat with complete I have found over the years, generally as they either feel bad that the dog has to eat dry food, and it makes the owner feel better Or they are worried the dog is not getting all it needs from meat.

 

In general I have yet to come across a dog who does not do and look better on raw food

 

I have yet to come across a dog with any of thses problems you state, wheres the proof.. I know of hunreds of working owners, lurchers and racing greyhounds that feed this way and have done for years. I have a male whippet grey thats been fed this way all his life, he has only been to the vets for working related injuries, never health problems!! He will be 17 this summer..

 

Fella, have a read up, if you want the proof?? Many decent vets will back this up, even one who dont recommend raw food, will use diet change to help problems, and how many vets deal with bad teeth?

If you want to read up on it...Tom Lonsdales website http://www.rawmeatybones.com/ also Dr Ian Billinghursts http://www.barfworld.com/

 

I have spent many hours researching dog food and feeding, i have fed this way all my life same as at least 3 generations of my family, I also spend alot of time talking to vets, I can assure you theres plenty of proof that feeding complete diets are not the best for dogs, and feeding both is not a great idea at all.

 

In the words of Public Enemy (dont believe the hype) :clapper:

[stormrider8 59]

bloat, growth problems, digestive disorders, bone problems, skin problems, behaviour problems, bad teeth.....etc etc...want me to go on??

 

A Complete food is a 'Complete food' (meaning everything) just like it states on the bag. You don't need to add anything, the men in white coats did not spend money and time creating a food to be used like a mixer did they?

 

Many dog folk feed meat with complete I have found over the years, generally as they either feel bad that the dog has to eat dry food, and it makes the owner feel better Or they are worried the dog is not getting all it needs from meat.

 

In general I have yet to come across a dog who does not do and look better on raw food

 

I have yet to come across a dog with any of thses problems you state, wheres the proof.. I know of hunreds of working owners, lurchers and racing greyhounds that feed this way and have done for years. I have a male whippet grey thats been fed this way all his life, he has only been to the vets for working related injuries, never health problems!! He will be 17 this summer..

 

Fella, have a read up, if you want the proof?? Many decent vets will back this up, even one who dont recommend raw food, will use diet change to help problems, and how many vets deal with bad teeth?

If you want to read up on it...Tom Lonsdales website http://www.rawmeatybones.com/ also Dr Ian Billinghursts http://www.barfworld.com/

 

I have spent many hours researching dog food and feeding, i have fed this way all my life same as at least 3 generations of my family, I also spend alot of time talking to vets, I can assure you theres plenty of proof that feeding complete diets are not the best for dogs, and feeding both is not a great idea at all.

 

In the words of Public Enemy (dont believe the hype)

 

Fella, i have. dogs fed on all diets have the health problems you state. you have no proof what so ever in sayin it caused by feeding a complete and raw diet together. wild animals have them problems. you sure y ou aint one that begrudges payin the 40 quid for the bag of food..

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bloat, growth problems, digestive disorders, bone problems, skin problems, behaviour problems, bad teeth.....etc etc...want me to go on??

 

A Complete food is a 'Complete food' (meaning everything) just like it states on the bag. You don't need to add anything, the men in white coats did not spend money and time creating a food to be used like a mixer did they?

 

Many dog folk feed meat with complete I have found over the years, generally as they either feel bad that the dog has to eat dry food, and it makes the owner feel better Or they are worried the dog is not getting all it needs from meat.

 

In general I have yet to come across a dog who does not do and look better on raw food

 

I have yet to come across a dog with any of thses problems you state, wheres the proof.. I know of hunreds of working owners, lurchers and racing greyhounds that feed this way and have done for years. I have a male whippet grey thats been fed this way all his life, he has only been to the vets for working related injuries, never health problems!! He will be 17 this summer..

 

Fella, have a read up, if you want the proof?? Many decent vets will back this up, even one who dont recommend raw food, will use diet change to help problems, and how many vets deal with bad teeth?

If you want to read up on it...Tom Lonsdales website http://www.rawmeatybones.com/ also Dr Ian Billinghursts http://www.barfworld.com/

 

I have spent many hours researching dog food and feeding, i have fed this way all my life same as at least 3 generations of my family, I also spend alot of time talking to vets, I can assure you theres plenty of proof that feeding complete diets are not the best for dogs, and feeding both is not a great idea at all.

 

In the words of Public Enemy (dont believe the hype)

 

Fella, i have. dogs fed on all diets have the health problems you state. you have no proof what so ever in sayin it caused by feeding a complete and raw diet together. wild animals have them problems. you sure y ou aint one that begrudges payin the 40 quid for the bag of food..

 

 

Well, I am not into Internet Point Proving, as I am 100% sure of my facts, I posted on the thread to add some knowledge i have of nutrition.

 

There is lots of evidence and veterinary data available, that feeding a complete and wet together is a BAD idea, just ring up the manufacturer?.

 

You obviously want some kind of , 'i am right and everyone else s wrong badge' and personally, you carry on

 

If you cant understand the fact that complete food is COMPLETE (ie: it contains everything), you really have a bit to learn

 

Good luck with your dogs and your feeding regime, I will stick to what I believe to be right

[pointer 543]

all my dogs eat,both adults and pups is rabbit.they look fine and work well enough.

[BULL 100]

bloat, growth problems, digestive disorders, bone problems, skin problems, behaviour problems, bad teeth.....etc etc...want me to go on??

 

A Complete food is a 'Complete food' (meaning everything) just like it states on the bag. You don't need to add anything, the men in white coats did not spend money and time creating a food to be used like a mixer did they?

 

Many dog folk feed meat with complete I have found over the years, generally as they either feel bad that the dog has to eat dry food, and it makes the owner feel better Or they are worried the dog is not getting all it needs from meat.

 

In general I have yet to come across a dog who does not do and look better on raw food

 

I have yet to come across a dog with any of thses problems you state, wheres the proof.. I know of hunreds of working owners, lurchers and racing greyhounds that feed this way and have done for years. I have a male whippet grey thats been fed this way all his life, he has only been to the vets for working related injuries, never health problems!! He will be 17 this summer..

 

Fella, have a read up, if you want the proof?? Many decent vets will back this up, even one who dont recommend raw food, will use diet change to help problems, and how many vets deal with bad teeth?

If you want to read up on it...Tom Lonsdales website http://www.rawmeatybones.com/ also Dr Ian Billinghursts http://www.barfworld.com/

 

I have spent many hours researching dog food and feeding, i have fed this way all my life same as at least 3 generations of my family, I also spend alot of time talking to vets, I can assure you theres plenty of proof that feeding complete diets are not the best for dogs, and feeding both is not a great idea at all.

 

In the words of Public Enemy (dont believe the hype)

 

Fella, i have. dogs fed on all diets have the health problems you state. you have no proof what so ever in sayin it caused by feeding a complete and raw diet together. wild animals have them problems. you sure y ou aint one that begrudges payin the 40 quid for the bag of food..

 

 

Well, I am not into Internet Point Proving, as I am 100% sure of my facts, I posted on the thread to add some knowledge i have of nutrition.

 

There is lots of evidence and veterinary data available, that feeding a complete and wet together is a BAD idea, just ring up the manufacturer?.

 

You obviously want some kind of , 'i am right and everyone else s wrong badge' and personally, you carry on

 

If you cant understand the fact that complete food is COMPLETE (ie: it contains everything), you really have a bit to learn

 

Good luck with your dogs and your feeding regime, I will stick to what I believe to be right

i feed to euckanubas exact amount and due to the amount of work my dogs get i use the diet i stated earlier i agree with the complete is as it states COMPLETE but feeding to there wieght ratio my dogs go light on that feed i add extra 20% rabbit they are perfect and have been feeding this way since 1994 maybe its over kill but ive yet to have a problem and have always been complimented on the condition of my dogs at the yearly vets jabs its expensive to feed this way but its currently within my budget

my dogs fast for 24 hours each month and get cooked boiled mackeral the next day and back to normal the day after.

its the way ive been feeding for years it works for me each to there own