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Old 11-03-2009, 10:51 AM   #26 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by maximumlight View Post
I never reply, but I had to put in my two cents. I have a 15 year old terrier and she was eating canned dog food and dry dog food, a very high quality brand recommended by the vet. she unfortunatley got diabetes and ws not doing well...our intuition told us to make her own food..it's basically chicken, barley, and some other stuff. if you look at teh contents of dog food, even the most expensive brand, the number one ingredient is usually corn...do research...dogs are not supposed to be eating corn. it is because of the farming lobbies that they use corn in everything...

anyway, dogs should not be eating dog food. it's ****. my dog used to push her bowl around the kitchen, she never wanted to eat it.

we supplement her food with vitamins and "ultimate meal" [look it up on amazon].

almost anything can be better than dog food for dogs...
Thanks for your reply, I hope your dog will do a lot better on the natural diet. You're right about the corn, I actually saw a documentary about how corn is so subsidized by the American gov., that we produce a lot more than we need, so corn ends up in pet food, sodas (HFCS), and many processed foods.

I just remembered something that I thought was quite ironic. I took my cat to the vet a few weeks ago cuz he is starting to show a belly. He's only 10 pounds, but the vet told me to keep him on a diet, hence this thread and me trying to feed him better. Well, the vet also told me she has a cat that's obese, over 20 pounds, but seemingly healthy otherwise. I just thought a vet of all people should know how to feed their cat so they don't get to be obese...
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