Elliot Parker wrote 05/15/2006 12:36 PM switching foods #106642 - 05/15/2006 12:36 PM
Elliot Parker Webboard User Reg: 01-23-2006 Posts: 57 Loc: Offline	Hi all, I am switching my dog's food from Pro Plan to Innova Evo. Eventually I want to go completely raw. In the past I've gradually mixed two different foods together. Should I switch him over abruptly and have the canned pumpkin on stand-by or switch gradually? Thanks. Elliot
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Jan Williamson wrote 05/15/2006 01:04 PM Re: switching foods [Re: Elliot Parker ] #106643 - 05/15/2006 01:04 PM
Jan Williamson Webboard User Reg: 08-10-2005 Posts: 483 Loc: NE Pennsylvania Offline	I have just switched from raw to Innova Evo for vacation purposes and had no problem whatsoever (cold-turkey switch). I did, however, add pumpkin to each meal of Innova for about 1-1/2 weeks just in case - I didn't want to wait to see IF there was a problem. In your case, I would most probably feed one meal Innova Evo and the second meal Pro Plan and then gradually increase Innova and decrease Pro Plan. I would also add pumpkin to the Innova. Just my opinion. As you think, so shall you be.
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Elliot Parker wrote 05/15/2006 01:28 PM Re: switching foods [Re: Jan Williamson ] #106644 - 05/15/2006 01:28 PM
Elliot Parker Webboard User Reg: 01-23-2006 Posts: 57 Loc: Offline	Thanks Jan, How much pumpkin did you add to the Innova?
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Jan Williamson wrote 05/15/2006 01:43 PM Re: switching foods [Re: Elliot Parker ] #106645 - 05/15/2006 01:43 PM
Jan Williamson Webboard User Reg: 08-10-2005 Posts: 483 Loc: NE Pennsylvania Offline	I used a heaping tablespoon. I want to emphasize that I made the switch from all raw to Innova and not Innova to all raw. I will go back to all raw in a month or so. When you do decide to switch to all raw, make sure you do your homework because there are a few important differences in the switch. As you think, so shall you be.
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