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Old 02-05-2008, 09:07 PM
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Are Iams and Eukanuba the same food?
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Old 02-05-2008, 09:10 PM
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Thought so.
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Iams I dont like because of the testing that was brought to light a few years ago!!!!!! so have never actually done any more digging into the ingredients etc and I always eat the food first to see how palatable it is much to the kids horror but if I dont like the taste and texture I dont expect my dogs to eat it
I actually tasted the Orijen cat stuff, bit dry but it tasted alright. Needed a drink after a bowl full though!
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Old 02-05-2008, 09:17 PM
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I actually tasted the Orijen cat stuff, bit dry but it tasted alright. Needed a drink after a bowl full though!
glad someone else tries their pet food the kids think I am nuts
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glad someone else tries their pet food the kids think I am nuts
Orijen is the only one I havent spat out! The OH thought I was nuts too!
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Old 02-05-2008, 09:20 PM
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Orijen is the only one I havent spat out! The OH thought I was nuts too!
when you coming to get these puppies anyway one time you and vixie were arguing over them so when do you want your half it would be nice to get a nights sleep without watching them playing at 2 in the morning
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when you coming to get these puppies anyway one time you and vixie were arguing over them so when do you want your half it would be nice to get a nights sleep without watching them playing at 2 in the morning
How old are they now? I'm sick of waiting for them!
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Old 02-05-2008, 09:31 PM
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How old are they now? I'm sick of waiting for them!
3 weeks aint you seen the new photos of them put them on with a head study and body profile for each of them
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3 weeks aint you seen the new photos of them put them on with a head study and body profile for each of them
Nope, will go find them now!
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Re: Best food for sensitive dog

my dog gets a very crusty nose it gets worse in the dry sunny weather and i just used sudocrem on it when really bad, but we had decided that his allergy was to the smellies that you can buy the auto spray ones or even room freshener does his nose in. if i use any fresheners his nose goes so dry that it cracks and can bleed but as i said the best stuff i have used is the sudocrem, the vet told me to use olive oil on it before but we found he liked the taste of that and just licked it of he dosent with the cream
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