Comments on: Natural Balance Dog Food/ Various Pet Nutrition.?

By: Trisha S

Trisha S — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 01:58:02 +0000

* Give your dog healthy snacks such as fruits and vegetables: apple slices, carrot sticks, orange segments, banana slices, and frozen vegetables are all canine favorites.
* It’s okay to give your dog a little bite of what you had for dinner, but only the bits you’d eat yourself–no fat or gristle, please!
* Some foods aren’t good for dogs and can cause serious health problems. These include chocolate, onions, raisins, and grapes.
* Feed your dog at the same time every day.
* Make sure what you buy is high in protein, not grain-based, and that it’s AAFCO-tested. The AAFCO, the American Association of Feed Control Officials, is a watchdog group that sets food-testing and labeling standards.

By: tinynikkeh

tinynikkeh — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 01:20:27 +0000

to the best of my knowledge, its good to give them vitamins because you can correctly measure the amount of intake. you can research how much is appropriate for your dog and go from there. for example a lot of my customers ask for dog food with glucosamine in it (for healthy joints), so i direct them to either science diet (way too expensive, and not the best) or nutro max (my personal choice). or, they can get glucosamine supplements. im pretty sure that taking the supplements AND feeding them food with that supplement in it can cause them to consume way too much of that nutrient in certain cases.

i would continue giving your dog the multivitamins, and consider trying out nutro, its the only thing that helps one of my cats out.

By: Magpie

Magpie — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 00:52:55 +0000

Rid fo the old food. Use purina. My dad’s father bred dogs and they always used purina.

By: LITTLEANG

LITTLEANG — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 00:07:13 +0000

raw food