Thread: Senior food dilema :s
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Old 03-09-2010, 08:32 AM
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Re: Senior food dilema :s
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Originally Posted by Hols<3Millie View Post
Well my dog is atleast 8 (we think she's about 9 or 10) so should have really been on senior food for a few years. The problem which i have is that whenever i've put her on any form of senior food she suddenly begins to lose weight until i put her back on the adult.
I point blank refuse to feed her anything like purina, iams, pedigree etc. she used to be on wainwrights/jwb but due to me being a student i've put her on arden grange. i'm just wondering if anyone has had the same problem or has any advice on how to keep the weight on because i know she needs the nutrients from senior food ie. fibre etc.
thanks x
My oldest bitch is 12 next month and is still on Arden Grange adult (same as the other two). I add a measure of 'Joint Aid' to her dinner - works really well for stiffness IMO.
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