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Old 04-05-2009, 04:11 PM
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Re: What do you feed your dog on?
Naturediet and raw meaty bones
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I feed both dogs on raw minced tripe and skinners duck and rice ( nothing nasty added) suz
Thanks! Sounds like they have a feast
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The dogs and the cat are on the raw diet and loving it.
Thanks sounds tasty they must love it!
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Naturediet and raw meaty bones
Mouth watering lol! Thanks for replying
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Another vote here for Nature Diet
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Re: What do you feed your dog on?
Mine have Red Mills Tracker greyhound food. It is specialy made for greyhounds that are retired or convalesing. They also make other varieties for greyhounds in training. They all love it even the setter.

They also get rice pasta and veggies mixed in.
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Mine have Red Mills Tracker greyhound food. It is specialy made for greyhounds that are retired or convalesing. They also make other varieties for greyhounds in training. They all love it even the setter.

They also get rice pasta and veggies mixed in.
Sounds lovely bet they love it!
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Re: What do you feed your dog on?
Pets at home analysed the tinned food and found pedigree chum scored lowest although it boasts to be better. Bounce faired better as did chappie believe it or not. Can anyone else add any info here? I feed mine on barf. Anything and everything raw. Muscle, organ meats, tripe and chicken carcasses seaweed and good quality fats in the form of oils. Dogs treat fats as we treat carbohydrates as an energy source. Bones plenty of and I stay away from pork.
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