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Re: feeding
My STB Duke went off his puppy food around 16 weeks. I fed him on Bakers complete at the time it was the only food he would eat. I asked the vet for advice and I was told he would be okay on that.
Someone else on this forum will be able to advise you properly. It may be advisable to speak to your vet. Sue |
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My gsd went of her puppy food too she was on burns - after that we tried all the expensive ones but nothing agreed with her - now we feed her on a supermarkets own brand - because believe it or not its the only one we've tried that doesnt upset her stomach - and she doesnt go off it either - she eats the complete - and has a bit of meat at tea time.
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Re: feeding
Try him on a good qualiy dry diet,science plan,royal canin,nutro,eukonuba,these are all made with high grade ingredients and are very palatable,i feed my cats and dogs on a dry diet as i think its better for them,higher in nutritional value,better for teeth and usually better for what comes out the other end!! canned(wet) food tends to be a very high percent water.good luck.
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Re: feeding
Agree about tinned food.
![]() Science plan is over priced cack in my opinion, the vets put our cats on it when they were ill, they didn't stay on it long after I had a read through the ingredients and saw what was coming out the other end! ![]() Eukanuba adult foods are decent but their puppy variety isn't of the same standard unfortunatly. |
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He has always got a full dish of Bakers complete, he doesn't stick his head into a dish of food and eat it, he's getting a little better since the cat started pinching it. Sue |
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hi my pups are 14 weeks old and i have just started them on the raw diet. they were on purina before and always had the runs, when we got them 3 weeks ago they were being fed on adult working food. now the runs have gone and they love their food, gobbled in minutes. i have husky x malamutes by the way and would love to hear from others with this sort of breed.
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