Let's settle this once and for all !!
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I rotate between Raw home prepared, Canidae, Nature's Variety, Holistic Blend and some times Natura products. I found with my super allergenic dog dog Cassie she does fantastic on Holistic Blend Lamb and Nature's Variety Venison. I am trying her out on Go! Natural - Salmon after she finishes this bag of Holistic blend and see how she does on that...just for a change.
I always rotate my food every 3-4 months to give my dogs variety. They thrive on this.
I always rotate my food every 3-4 months to give my dogs variety. They thrive on this.
kind of a funny title to this thread...nothing needs to be settled. it's up to the owner and the particular dog. Innova here, supplemented with raw chicken wings/necks/backs daily, and other healthy foods. I try to balance it all, so that they don't overeat..so the kibble to me is a supplement. or, some days the kibble is the main meal...but I always include some of the chicken. they just really love it. I never eat fat, so they have to eat lean also. I would think with all the dog food battles that rage....it's really rather obvious that it's up to what an idividual feels is best for their dog. (altho, I really would hope that most would lean towards a healthier kibble after learning more about what's available)
I never eat fat, so they have to eat lean also. I would think with all the dog food battles that rage....it's really rather obvious that it's up to what an idividual feels is best for their dog. (altho, I really would hope that most would lean towards a healthier kibble after learning more about what's available)
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1 cup raw [rice, pasta, potatoes, all kinds of veggies, veal, beef liver, ground beef, chicken, some fruits]
1/2 cup Kirkland Signatures [Chicken and rice]
that is breakfast for the adults.
Supper is 2 cups of KS
Flurry will eat the same food as the adults but in reduced amounts but right now I am slowely switching over so she gets the junk that the breeder was feeding mixed with Solid gold Wolf cub, and 1/4 cup of raw in the morning. Kibble at noon and for supper. The junk is almost gone, then it will be Solid Gold for about a week and then the change over to my food.
The kennel rescued dogs get Blue Seal.
1/2 cup Kirkland Signatures [Chicken and rice]
that is breakfast for the adults.
Supper is 2 cups of KS
Flurry will eat the same food as the adults but in reduced amounts but right now I am slowely switching over so she gets the junk that the breeder was feeding mixed with Solid gold Wolf cub, and 1/4 cup of raw in the morning. Kibble at noon and for supper. The junk is almost gone, then it will be Solid Gold for about a week and then the change over to my food.
The kennel rescued dogs get Blue Seal.
I feed Eagle Pack holistic select chicken meal and rice for adults and puppies kibble formula. I would like to mix in canned food but then they get really finicky and refuse to eat food unless it is mostly, if not all, canned food. I also add in raw beef soup bones and oxtail as well and they LOVE that. They don't really like veggies but they like so fruits. I give them so plain yogurt as well, if they finish all their kibble.
Debi said:
kind of a funny title to this thread...nothing needs to be settled. it's up to the owner and the particular dog. Innova here, supplemented with raw chicken wings/necks/backs daily, and other healthy foods. I try to balance it all, so that they don't overeat..so the kibble to me is a supplement. or, some days the kibble is the main meal...but I always include some of the chicken. they just really love it. I never eat fat, so they have to eat lean also. I would think with all the dog food battles that rage....it's really rather obvious that it's up to what an idividual feels is best for their dog. (altho, I really would hope that most would lean towards a healthier kibble after learning more about what's available)
I never eat fat, so they have to eat lean also. I would think with all the dog food battles that rage....it's really rather obvious that it's up to what an idividual feels is best for their dog. (altho, I really would hope that most would lean towards a healthier kibble after learning more about what's available)