Would this diet be a good solution for someone who doesn't feel comfortable feeding an all raw diet. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />
I know this thread is nearly a year old, but I wanted to comment.
I have been using this food on and off since it was first available. I mostly used it for travel, and as a part of my dogs' diets, not the sole ingredient.
I have a problem dog, that has had so many medical issues I have lost count, ever since I obtained her as an 8 week old pup. On a whim, I tried her on this food.
The difference in her is absolutely amazing, so much so that we will now be retailers for this food here at Leerburg. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
We will now be using it in conjunction with the raw diet we currently feed, with all of our dogs and puppies.
I will have info available for those who are interested.
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About flax seed:
This good source of Omega-3s is best introduced slowly, as it has a slightly laxative effect if started in sizable amounts. I start with 1/4 t./day for a large dog. Two weeks of gradually-increased amounts (up to about one tsp.) works well for me. Not a vet, but lots of canine nutrition study.
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the flax seed in this food hasn't bothered my dogs(not even the problem child), there aren't huge amounts in there but all dogs are different. Use common sense, a gradual change in diet usually works the best.
No, you're right; I was responding to Nancy who was sayng that a lot of dogs don't tolerate flax well.
I've used the Embark and Force products for awhile now. I feed this with the puppies and they THRIVE on it with ground turkey. Everyone here at my house is all on it and in fact my new bag arrived today <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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