Well that didn't take long.allan450 wrote:put her on raw and see the difference.as long as im a live my dogs will never see dry/wet dog food again.
Stools are soft?
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well as the op is new to the game she more then likely hasnt heard of raw feeding.so instead of telling her to try this food and that why not put her on the right path straight away.i know your prob thinking [here we go again thread].but i wish i had listened to people at the start about raw.The difference is chalk and cheese.Thanks AllanSpringfield Pointers wrote:Well that didn't take long.allan450 wrote:put her on raw and see the difference.as long as im a live my dogs will never see dry/wet dog food again.
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Plenty folk feeding kibble (what the OP is feeding) without issues. Raw is not a magic bullet to all people. But now we're off topic. See? That didn't take long.allan450 wrote:well as the op is new to the game she more then likely hasnt heard of raw feeding.so instead of telling her to try this food and that why not put her on the right path straight away.i know your prob thinking [here we go again thread].but i wish i had listened to people at the start about raw.The difference is chalk and cheese.Thanks Allan
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My advice would be don't change again right now, the last thing she needs is another dietary change. Feed her less as somebody else suggested in the other thread, if she doesn't firm up soon take her to the vet for a check up. He may ask for a three day sample of her faeces, be prepared for that (its enough ter put yer off gong!) to check for campylobacter infection but if she is well in herself and not too runny it willI likely clear up on its own.
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Don't be silly, are bitches so easy to offend?Springfield Pointers wrote:"Her". Give her half as much...gazbev wrote:Give it half as much food,you could be over feeding
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Given the nature of this thread, that is an odd request.Andrew wrote:Update and photo please
