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It's a certain brand I'd probably get into trouble for naming here but maybe stay away from raw venison products for the time being!
Almost certainly, I work in the UK and there's literally a withdrawal on a raw cat food for containing tuberculosis as I type
There is a reason for these diets they just shouldn't be seen as innately "healthier" :)
If you've proven it then I'd recommend a grain free diet. Some dogs are intolerant just like some people are coeliac.
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get enough exercise etc. Unfortunately the struggle with 12kg pug owners remains real, so a necessary evil until culture shifts.
100% yes, fantastic, love it. Responsibility of pet owners is a big annoyance of mine. In an ideal world there wouldn't be fillers, they'd
pseudoscience of why grain is bad. You're the kind of owner I love as clients. I also hope we see the market changes in the near future :)
Absolutely and I completely respect you for that, you seem to be switched on and asking the right questions, not taken in by the
while being relatively calorie-low. Being cheaper it also makes overall higher quality food more accessible to more people's pets 2/2
Partially to prevent them getting fat, many dogs have low energy lives and grain provides the bulk needed to stop them feeling hungry 1/?
I like Royal Canin and Hill's they do and publish their own research. They also do hypoallergenic diets if your pet is allergic to grain
Would love to see some reference papers if you've got them. You've listed foods I see as "literal shit for food" too so you do you pal.
Point here being "vet approved", you're not buying shoddy product made from TB infested deer. Raw can be done right, often goes wrong though
Agreed, there are ways and means of doing things without them - seems to have become a "fad" with inferior products being rushed to market
You're right, I think this too, difference comes from consuming "whole prey" and choice high protein cuts - grains can help round it out
Apologies, definitely wasn't intended to be! Regardless of religion they still realised food must be prepared in a certain way to be safer
Yeah there does seem to be a link between grain free and dilated cardiomyopathy in dogs. Only reason to grain free is if there's an allergy.
True story
I mean, you're not wrong, but I think you might be missing the point of the post - it's not about god or food poisoning denial
I mean you're not wrong, I just think you're missing the point of the original post - it's not about god or food poisoning denial
I think it's Virgin America. Fell down an internet hole and found an article, feel like I've been cheated by easyjet now!
When every one of these have made me breathe slightly heavier through my nose: *slightly heavy nose breath, upvote*
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I feel your pain, I have "The Procrastination Equation" on my shelf from 5 years ago - keep putting it off!
Gotta go fasht
Some say he's still walking to this day
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It's a certain brand I'd probably get into trouble for naming here but maybe stay away from raw venison products for the time being!
Almost certainly, I work in the UK and there's literally a withdrawal on a raw cat food for containing tuberculosis as I type
There is a reason for these diets they just shouldn't be seen as innately "healthier" :)
If you've proven it then I'd recommend a grain free diet. Some dogs are intolerant just like some people are coeliac.
El medicos hate her! Learn her secret here: *shady link*
get enough exercise etc. Unfortunately the struggle with 12kg pug owners remains real, so a necessary evil until culture shifts.
100% yes, fantastic, love it. Responsibility of pet owners is a big annoyance of mine. In an ideal world there wouldn't be fillers, they'd
pseudoscience of why grain is bad. You're the kind of owner I love as clients. I also hope we see the market changes in the near future :)
Absolutely and I completely respect you for that, you seem to be switched on and asking the right questions, not taken in by the
while being relatively calorie-low. Being cheaper it also makes overall higher quality food more accessible to more people's pets 2/2
Partially to prevent them getting fat, many dogs have low energy lives and grain provides the bulk needed to stop them feeling hungry 1/?
I like Royal Canin and Hill's they do and publish their own research. They also do hypoallergenic diets if your pet is allergic to grain
Would love to see some reference papers if you've got them. You've listed foods I see as "literal shit for food" too so you do you pal.
Point here being "vet approved", you're not buying shoddy product made from TB infested deer. Raw can be done right, often goes wrong though
Agreed, there are ways and means of doing things without them - seems to have become a "fad" with inferior products being rushed to market
You're right, I think this too, difference comes from consuming "whole prey" and choice high protein cuts - grains can help round it out
Apologies, definitely wasn't intended to be! Regardless of religion they still realised food must be prepared in a certain way to be safer
Yeah there does seem to be a link between grain free and dilated cardiomyopathy in dogs. Only reason to grain free is if there's an allergy.
True story
I mean, you're not wrong, but I think you might be missing the point of the post - it's not about god or food poisoning denial
I mean you're not wrong, I just think you're missing the point of the original post - it's not about god or food poisoning denial
I think it's Virgin America. Fell down an internet hole and found an article, feel like I've been cheated by easyjet now!
When every one of these have made me breathe slightly heavier through my nose: *slightly heavy nose breath, upvote*
That beaker used to be his mum before she clicked this ad
I feel your pain, I have "The Procrastination Equation" on my shelf from 5 years ago - keep putting it off!
Gotta go fasht
Some say he's still walking to this day
Kryptonite fuel can't melt steel Beans, wake up sheeple!
Wanna know how I got these scars?