Dog food question

[injunjoe]

Feeding time.

Once or twice a week the girls get a nice bone to eat.
The chopped up parts are for the Flintstones ( the turtles).

Here is Rose on the left and Poppy on the right. Both from the ASPCA.
Rose is about a year and a half, Poppy is 5 and shares my birthday!

Poppy makes her choice and off to hide it.

Rose not to sure what to do here. When we got her she did not even know how to bark! She still needs help with things from time to time.

Here comes the big boss hog! I did not get the shot off fast enough but she took that bone also!

With a little help from Dad, Rose gets to enjoy her bone.

As I finish up this post I must add that Rose has long been finished eating hers.

I hope you enjoyed!

Joe

 

[Anny]

Hi how are you. I am currently going to school to be a veterinary Tech and I plan on Specializing in food nutrition.

The main thing you want to look for when picking out a good food is that the first 4 ingredients are a good. You want the first ingredient to be a Meat (and preferable for it to list what animal it came from) it's better to see "chicken" by product , rather then "Meat by products"

I personally am a huge fan of solid gold. They are a U.S. bases company that has never had any recalls. Their food is alittle most costly them some and can be harder to find (you will have to go to a pet store to get it rather then just a grocery store). But since the food is high quality you can feed less of it.



This website below is a good site to compare different foods.
http://www.dogfoodanalysis.com/dog_food_reviews/

 

[Grow 4 Food]

I feed nothing but Diamond - Lamb and Rice and Chicken and Rice.

Yes they has some issues a couple years ago but that was not with the corn and soy free ones that I feed. I had a stud dog that was allergic to soy was how i got started on it and have been with it ever since.

HiDelight, is that an American Bulldog?

Hobby

 

[wifezilla]

The main thing you want to look for when picking out a good food is that the first 4 ingredients are a good.

Yup...and none of the ingredients are corn, soy or wheat.