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If you have a card, they can look it up by your phone number...
We used to get nutro for $50 a bag from pet smart or whatever because it was the only thing my stuck up dogs would eat...
Then that turned into they will only eat dry food if I mix wet food with it...
Now they just get cheap Purina one from Wal-Mart for $25 and a couple of cans for $1 each
We used to get nutro for $50 a bag from pet smart or whatever because it was the only thing my stuck up dogs would eat...
Then that turned into they will only eat dry food if I mix wet food with it...
Now they just get cheap Purina one from Wal-Mart for $25 and a couple of cans for $1 each
Yea, we feed him the "good shit". Some pitties are known to have skin issues so we are trying to keep him on a clean diet. And with this food his coat is soft and shinny and he's really bulked up, even his bum leg has gotten massive. Sticking with what works.
But I was wondering if there was like any direct online places. Cut the middle man price down a bit.
But I was wondering if there was like any direct online places. Cut the middle man price down a bit.
My older dog (Miller) used to eat perscription limited ingredient food that was over $90 for a 27lb bag. He would go through it in a month, and the other dog was on a different, off-the-shelf-food. After finally getting Miller allergy tested, it turned out that he is allergic to ingredients even in the limited ingredient food, so we changed him to Ideal Balance that we get from Pet Supplies Plus. Nice store, great range of selection on everything, and prices seem decent.
Iams from day one.
No skin issues and plenty bulky.
Beautiful dog.
Johnny was about 55-60 pounds when we rescued him 3 months ago. He has 3 pins in his left rear. His leg was skinny as well.
His vet visit a few weeks ago, he came in at 67 pounds.
How much was it to get the dog allergy tested? My big one started getting flaky skin and is itching spots more then usual.
Yep, tinfoil - thats why we went to better food too.
Start adding some vit E to their food, a little olive oil too. The other thing we did was start adding a raw egg to their food in the morning once in awhile. That'll help with the dry flaky skin. Vet apppointment to have tested for allergies was something like $100 by me.
Start adding some vit E to their food, a little olive oil too. The other thing we did was start adding a raw egg to their food in the morning once in awhile. That'll help with the dry flaky skin. Vet apppointment to have tested for allergies was something like $100 by me.
We do a scrambled egg every Sunday morning on top of his dry food after his 2 mile walk.
I'm going to go and say, won't happen. Lots of people feed raw diets and there's no worry of it. Gotta remember dogs stomach acid is 10 times stronger then ours. I know there's been cases of dogs getting sick from a brand food, but never from a raw.
Nature's Variety
Great brand. Had my cat on it for awhile until I switched to blue buffalo wilderness (only b/c I randomly bought it at the store one day and he seemed to enjoy it).
They offer great options for grain free and just an overall healthier diet.
Great brand. Had my cat on it for awhile until I switched to blue buffalo wilderness (only b/c I randomly bought it at the store one day and he seemed to enjoy it).
They offer great options for grain free and just an overall healthier diet.
I believe it was <$200. I think they have several different groups that they can test for ranging from common to uncommon allergens in dogs, dietary, outdoor, etc. I think we got him tested for everything?
We used to try and hide fish oil gelcaps in his food, and eventually moved to breaking them open over the food, and then abandoned it completely. He gets itchy, but always had a great coat. Turned out one of the things he is allergic to was egg!
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