Hi Anne,
Just as Large Breed Puppy food is adjusted in its vitamin and mineral
content to aide correct growth so the Senior products are specifically
balanced with the aging pet in mind. Senior is not the same as Light
Formula, the latter being a diet food with the same mineral and vitamin
levels a
Any experiences, good or bad, with Wellness products, specifically the
Fish & Sweet Potato?
I love their biscuits and my dogs go nuts over them. However, I read the
package on the kibble and it is a little high in protein and fat for what I
like to feed. I did not go to it because of the percen
Hi Karen,
If Thor is being fed a premium maintenance food your lab/terrier puppy will
do fine on it. No need to give extra vitamins or minerals. It is quite
normal for puppies to want to eat from the older dog's dish and he would
probably allow that for a while, they usually tell the puppy to get l
Actually, the 4 food groups are --
ice-cream
biscotti
pie
freshly-baked bread with butter *
Catherine Young
Madison WI
Shadow, Mickey & Jenny
*mashed potatoes with butter and sour cream are an acceptable exchange
Hi Mary:-)
Fragile is not a term that leaps to mind either when I watch my gang of
hooligans playing in our yard, the only frail one here is me!
Rose T.
Certainly there are rules of thumb that can be prudently followed in caring
for our pets. While one may not outright restrict "playing with a lab",
according to the orthopedic surgeon who performed CCL surgery on one of my
dogs, frizbies bring him more business than any other single triggering
eve
Lisa,
My puppy owners are free to tell me what they think works, and offer up a
diet different from the one I reccomend,
I'm not unreasonable.
I do not however believe a diet of imported pepperoni and white cake are
good for a puppy, (yes, actual diet I was informed my puppy was eating.) Oh,
he al
I have four dogs, and I separate them with gates, crates, and doors when
they have a high value item like a bone or stuffed Kong and also for meals.
I don't want or need a serious dog fight over something really special to
one if the dogs. I make sure that I can take food and treats out of their
mo
I gotta runto work, so will reply in more detail soon, but the first thing
you need to do is order the book
"Mine! A Guide to Rescource Guarding in Dogs" by Jean Donaldson PhD.
It describes your dog to a T (and my foster-turned-permanant rescue Berner,
Charm) and has an excellent desensitizati
