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by Ruger1 on 10 August 2010 - 19:08
Does anyone have an opinion on this food? I was thinking about mixing it with Prince's kibble....It is a fresh, freeze dried food, made in Irvine CA.....the pet store down the road from me keeps it in stock and they claim it GREAT stuff...
http://www.grandmalucys.com/diner
by Ruger1 on 11 August 2010 - 01:08
Bump..
by Myracle on 11 August 2010 - 01:08
Looks great.
Bonus points for cute website.
Bonus points for cute website.
by Ruger1 on 11 August 2010 - 02:08
It looked good to me as well,,,and it is a cute website..lol.
by Sock Puppet on 11 August 2010 - 02:08
Can you find fresh raw? I just added green tripe to my dogs food and the coats already look really nice. I recommend it but it is stinky but the dogs love it and the coats are beautiful in a months time.
Many here who know more have left this site but some should still chime in.
Many here who know more have left this site but some should still chime in.
by Myracle on 11 August 2010 - 02:08
Fresh raw would definitely be ideal.
As a note, however, if you go raw, its more or less an all or nothing thing. It is very risky to feed kibble and raw to the same dog.
Dehydrated raw and kibble are just fine.
Another option, for those who are interested in dehydrated raw is The Honest Kitchen.
I try to keep a few boxes around for camping, emergencies, etc.
As a note, however, if you go raw, its more or less an all or nothing thing. It is very risky to feed kibble and raw to the same dog.
Dehydrated raw and kibble are just fine.
Another option, for those who are interested in dehydrated raw is The Honest Kitchen.
I try to keep a few boxes around for camping, emergencies, etc.
by Ruger1 on 11 August 2010 - 03:08
SP...Where do you get green tripe???? How often do you add it to their food?
Mudwick......Why can't you feed raw and kibble together?
Ruger1
Mudwick......Why can't you feed raw and kibble together?
Ruger1
by Myracle on 11 August 2010 - 03:08
I'm just gonna repaste the answer I gave to the same question via PM to another member:
We know that raw is safe to feed, because dogs have very short digestive tracts, allowing the raw food to pass through so quickly that any bacteria contained in it doesn't have a chance to colonize and cause harm, right?
Kibble slows down the passage of raw food through the digestive tract. If you happen to get raw food with bacteria on it, there is the chance, due to the kibble, that the bacteria will have a chance to colonize.
Danke almost died of colitis from mixing raw and kibble.
We know that raw is safe to feed, because dogs have very short digestive tracts, allowing the raw food to pass through so quickly that any bacteria contained in it doesn't have a chance to colonize and cause harm, right?
Kibble slows down the passage of raw food through the digestive tract. If you happen to get raw food with bacteria on it, there is the chance, due to the kibble, that the bacteria will have a chance to colonize.
Danke almost died of colitis from mixing raw and kibble.
by Ruger1 on 11 August 2010 - 03:08
Wow...I would have never thought of that...Thanks for the info and glad to here that Danke pulled through..........Ruger1
by Myracle on 11 August 2010 - 04:08
It was an interesting trip to the E-vet in pajamas, let me tell ya.
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