The Best Dog Food in The World
Posted on February 21st, 2010 by admin
Visit http://healthydogforlife.com/blog Author of “Real Food For dogs” Dan Scott, talks about which is the best dog food to feed your pet and why.
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February 21st, 2010 at 8:33 pm
Often common sense …
Often common sense is the one ingredient most lacking.
February 21st, 2010 at 8:33 pm
this is just common …
this is just common sense, everything that is packaged canned or frozen has extra chemicals to preserve life, and thats not good, ALL ABOUT PROFIT, !!!! they are animals and need natural things like us
February 21st, 2010 at 8:33 pm
Hi there, your dead …
Hi there, your dead right not to trust commercial dog food as I outline in detail in my controvercial free report available at my blog. One major point here for you, ‘leave your dogs food uncooked’. Just cook your own meat and let your dog eat hers fresh raw-this is natural to her and she gets the most benefit this way plus the bones are softer and easy to chew. And you have even less work to do in preparation.All the best, Dan.
February 21st, 2010 at 8:33 pm
The best dog food …
The best dog food is:
“Food that you know it’s good and healthy for you.”
I don’t trust any commercial dog food.
They say it contains good quality meat, fish, etc. Do YOU believe that?
I feed my dog with food that I cook and she chews REAL bone.
They are all happy and healthy.
It doesn’t cost me a lot of money to make extra 2 plates of food for my dog.
February 21st, 2010 at 8:33 pm
is there something …
is there something I can add to wellnes? flax meal and weat germ right?
my aun is really into heath…she says that 4 tablespoons of flax meal is enough nuitrients for a whole day ( you need to eat more though… theres not enough starch )
oh and also is that you in the video?
so when I get my dog I should give him some raw meat?
I could buy a few pounds a week. what should I add?
I cant spend that much becouse my grandmother all ready hates the idea of paying for his food.
February 21st, 2010 at 8:33 pm
Hi and thanks for …
Hi and thanks for stopping by to comment. Wellness has better ingredients and it’s cleaner but in the end it’s still cooked highly processed and totally unsuitable for a dogs natural biological needs however you want to fudge it. For less than fifty bucks a month my dog lives like a king on raw organic produce without the fuss and prep-I like convenience!
February 21st, 2010 at 8:33 pm
Hi, thanks and …
Hi, thanks and respect to you for speaking out. This just underlines what I’ve been saying in my book and pet food report. How can we take seriously any kind of dog nutrition advice from a vet practice when they’re knowledge is suspect and profited from! Your Dalmation is one lucky pup, good for you.
February 21st, 2010 at 8:33 pm
what about welness? …
what about welness?a teacher at my school is really into dogs. she makes her own food, and spens 3 hours picking the fatty clups off chicken ( not counting the 50 dollars a week on all the ingredients)she told me that if u cant make ur own, welness is the way to go. other foods give them cataracs!
February 21st, 2010 at 8:33 pm
Vets do not know …
Vets do not know much about nutrition. I am currently in vet school and all we get is a seminar about it from horrible pet food people like Hills and Nestle and such. Raw is the way to go. That is what my dalmatian pup eats. Chicken bones are the best bones to start out on because the y are more flexible.
February 21st, 2010 at 8:33 pm
Hi, that’s great, …
Hi, that’s great, some dogs have great genes-bit like the smoker who’s 87 and still has ten a day!
For the rest of us though its not the case and the national average is just 12.5 years for dogs and this saddens me when their genetic potential is in the twenties! The average age for dogs on a natural diet from my research is around 16 to 19 years (the best being 28 years old!). I’m sure we all would dearly love our dog to be around as long as possible.
February 21st, 2010 at 8:33 pm
my grandfathers dog …
my grandfathers dog is almost 19 years old and has been eating commertial dog fo sence she was pup
February 21st, 2010 at 8:33 pm
i dont think that …
i dont think that is true that the dogs fur will fall off because when my dog was about 7 mounths he jumped up on the counter and ate a raw chicken and that was forever ago and his fur ddnt fall off