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Gonemental,which foods are available in your area?Do you have any smaller chains that carry higher end foods?Or something like Global or Ryans? |
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Absolutely,think I said that once or twice a page back. And alfalfa in addition to citric acid concerns me. Last edited by LL1; December 10th, 2006 at 08:32 PM. |
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then all is good. just didn't want to confuse gonementally, who is saying Diamond is a good food, when in reality we all know it's pretty mediocre
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No worries.I imagine if they read all the posts the opinions on both foods will be clear. |
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that would be the best, yes!
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Inverness, if a dog is allergic to ONE thing, you might accidentally get successful on Nature's Variety. But say I had started Jemma and Boo on it before I knew what was going on with both of them. Jemma would have a body rash and infected ears, and Boo would be puking. How do you figure out what the allergy is when a food has everything in it? Tons of protein sources, tons of grains- it would be just a nightmare.
And a LOT of the dogs who develop allergies now end up with a variety of different allergies and sensitivities. |
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No, post away! I'm sorry. I just had to mention it because I only know one dog who can eat every food without a problem. Everybody else is allergic to something.
Have you figured out what your doggies were allergic to? Sometimes they aren't allergic to the same ingredients when they're higher quality. |
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another person's experiencehere... the only dogs i know who are "allergic" to foods are the ones mentioned on this forum, and my dad's little mixed rescue who can't eat pork without getting cannon butt. otherwise... i had no idea there were so many dogs with allergies around. it sounds rampant! what have we done to our cats and dogs with the introduction of commercial petfoods, i wonder...
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Once they start though, it seems you can't go back. They just develop more and more. Some people believe that it's the Ol'Roys that make them sensitive and with rescues, a lot of the time, that's probably what they got before us.:sad:
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hehe I guess it's one way of thinning out the weaker ones from the herd...
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Not always Prin. If you remember, poor Rosco had the itchies something terrible when I put him on Canidae at 10 weeks old. after confrming it was a food allergy, we got him sorted out and well, hes doing great! Hes has had all the protien sources that are in Canidae, (only raw) and hasnt bothered him in the least. Maybe hes grown out of it..maybe its the raw diet. Hard to say..
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Oops, sorry Scott. I meant, once you get one, usually eventually you get another and then another...
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phemomena do doooo dododo
I think different ways of cooking alter in different ways too. |
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Very true Techno, and its one of the reasons I switched him to the raw diet.
That said, he has had cookies and such like northern biscuts that have chicken, or fish or the Canidae biscuts that have lamb and hes been fine with those. So again, its hard to say totally. All I know, hes healthy, and looks great!
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priiiiiiiiiiin.... come towards the light... joooin ussss....
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hmm... But my friends Ecoli and Salmonella keep telling me not to listen to you guys.
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Well of course they would say that..they're the bad guys
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lol Hmm...
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doooooit!
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oooo think of jemma with a plush super-shiny coat, no dandruff, no allergies... and you don't have to battle with any petfood company to discuss the ingredients
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haven't heard of anything but this is a big city so SOMEWHERE there should be something.
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HA HA, Scott. Lucky I don't listen to my inner voice, especially when it comes from somebody else (he sent me subliminal messages by pm ). Very funny though.
Not sure. I'm sure I can find a kibble again that does Jemma good things too. I KNOW IT! |
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