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When I first found my pup (see my other posts), he was quite sick, and as a healthy eater myself, I wanted to ensure I fed him the best. I tried as many different dry kibble samples as I could, mixing them a little with each new brand. Some of them he simply would not eat, and some gave him the runs. We *did* try Nature's Variety Raw Variety (dry kibble) and mixed this with Innova Evo (No-grain). He liked these until we ran out traveling, and I had to drive two hours to find a place that carried either product. After that I discovered the BARF diet, and began feeding him raw, homemade food. I could never get him to eat the bones, although he does eat *some* bone, so I provide a calcium alternative in his diet. But... since we switched to the raw diet (he was four months old at the time), he has been completely healthy, energetic, and very happy. Everyone we meet comments on his beautiful coat and healthy appearance. I'd recommend the BARF Diet to anyone - for cats as well. It's much easier than many ppl make it out to be, and it's much healthier for your pet. No concerns when pet food recalls come (although we switched before many of these had occurred, and it had no bearing on our having switched). I know exactly the source of his supply, and I only feed my pup the very best. For the joys he provides, he's more than worth it! For more info, Google B.A.R.F. (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food or Bones and Raw Food).
There are so many food on the market: The ones that I like and refer to my guests ( I run a doggie hotel) are as follows....
Also, if you want more info- please feel free to e-mail me ...
Innova ( EVO ) - excellent and no junk fillers
Eagle Pack - another holistic and excellent food
Wellness Formula - Whitefish and sweet potatoe
all the above are a little above average for price. But worth the $$$.
They can only be found in a pet store.
Now, I also refer to supplements - ask me if you want that info too.
Best Wishes
Marie
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...Now, I also refer to supplements - ask me if you want that info too.
Yes - could you list a few dog supplements?
Just a general vitamin is all I'm really looking for - thank you!
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