Food you would recommend

Subject: Food you would recommend Thu Feb 26, 2009 7:49 am

Would you recommend any particular food to a new dog owner and why?

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Thu Feb 26, 2009 10:00 pm

Arden Grange is fab food one its not tested on animals its as natural as you may get with kibble also and is good for your dogs as i do belive is burns and JWB isnt too bad

but mine do love rabbit ect :san42: so if you ask them they prefere the raw more

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Thu Feb 26, 2009 10:01 pm

I've just transferred Marley to Arden Grange and he is looking really good on it he loves it.

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Thu Feb 26, 2009 10:18 pm

it is a good food i like it good to hear marleys doing well on it hun

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Thu Feb 26, 2009 11:12 pm

Anything raw :love:

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Thu Feb 26, 2009 11:23 pm

mine are anything raw too but i could'nt get the chicken this month, and thats their main raw food,
poo's are good and firm easy to pick up, :zas:

so i had to get choice chunks and minced beef instead..
omg what bleeding mess i've had to clean up today
runny poo like water, made me heave ho.

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 12:01 am

Keira was on Arden Grange which i think is a great food She has always looked well when on this with a nice shiney coat Only problem being she isnt keen on it anymore Ive now got her on RAW her favourite is minced lamb tripe which stinks :zas: Ive been feeding her RAW for a few weeks now and she seems to really like it Even warning the cat off when she tried to steal some Food you would recommend 716235

She has always been a fussy eater so its nice to see her eat all the food i put out for a change

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 12:03 am

i know that minced tripe and meat does honk :zas:

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 9:20 am

Hi Brena, all my cats eat raw too so if you havent fed it to your cats ,give it a go they love it . :love:

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 9:27 am

Just a question and you probably will think I'm a right thicko!! Food you would recommend 729386

Marley loves Tuna, well Marley loves any sort of fish really!! I was told by someone that canned tuna is fine as long as its in Brine or water (drained) but not sunflower oil or tomato sauce etc. Someone else has told me its fine to give a dog tuna in sunflower oil its good for them, just wondered what you thought?

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 9:43 am

its funny you should mention tuna jude, just lately freds been having tuna mixed in with his dinner, he loves it, :2431: it is in brine too, but i dont drain it, i thought that the juice might be good for him... im thinking i could be wrong now lol

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 10:08 am

Skinners duck and rice for my 2
They look great on it, both have well formed bowel movements :2431: beautiful shiney coats. They have been fed skinners for about 14 mths i think... BB has had no bother with his anal glands since the move over, he doesnt self mutilate now either. I fed them arden grange before that
I give my 2 sardines in sunflower oil

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 10:12 am

fredsmum wrote:: its funny you should mention tuna jude, just lately freds been having tuna mixed in with his dinner, he loves it, :2431: it is in brine too, but i dont drain it, i thought that the juice might be good for him... im thinking i could be wrong now lol

I hope someone will come on and put us both right!! :2431: Marley has a can mixed in with his evening dinner he loves it, he just hears me getting the can out of the cupboard and he's sitting by his bowl!! Food you would recommend 729386

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 10:14 am

lol the same with fred, i usually give it the cat, but last week i thought i would try fred, ive never seen him eat his dinner so quickly :2431:

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 10:43 am

My 3 have skinners and a bit of raw too,i also give them tuna and
sardines in brine,oil,whatever and they dont have any problems Food you would recommend 434936

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 11:27 am

SUMMER wrote:: My 3 have skinners and a bit of raw too,i also give them tuna and
sardines in brine,oil,whatever and they dont have any problems

Snap

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 5:59 pm

mine get all sorts of fish inc tinned and i feed them it with sunflower oil and tomatoe source but always draine ones in brine as its salt water aint it?

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 6:04 pm

my 3 still have the running shites
but istead of black its yellow :zas:

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 6:15 pm

GR8GSD wrote:: mine get all sorts of fish inc tinned and i feed them it with sunflower oil and tomatoe source but always draine ones in brine as its salt water aint it?

Thats why I was told to drain the brine one because of the salt. If its ok to give him it in sunflower oil I'll start giving him that. I ran out of Tuna tonight so he's had a tin of Red salmon......Ed says Marley is better fed than him :2431:

Subject: Re: Food you would recommend Fri Feb 27, 2009 7:58 pm

lmao i know my dad says that bout the dogs lol yea i always drain ones in brine paddy loves his pilchards in tomato source lol

awww bless the doggys batman big hugs from me :love:

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