Brittany Zemba wrote 03/07/2008 05:33 PM How to feed?? #184598 - 03/07/2008 05:33 PM
Brittany Zemba Webboard User Reg: 02-21-2008 Posts: 5 Loc: Sheboygan, WI Offline	This may sound like a dumb question but I'm not too sure on "how to" feed. I'm not talking amount wise or nutrition wise. What is a better way for dogs to eat? Elevated bowls or bowls on the ground? I have a 2qt flat sided pail that I fill with water and hang off Tash's crate. It seems she prefers to drink out of the pail on her crate, which is at chest height over the water bowl on the ground -they're both SS dishes and changed daily-. Question is, would it be good to get another flat sided pail and feed her with that while it's hanging from her crate at chest height? Does it matter yes/no? Is there maybe a reason to why she prefers to drink with a pail at chest height? I'm thinking about just getting a 1qt flat sided pail and use that to feed her. What do you all think? Something to do yes/no? Natashas Sweet Windsong CGC
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Connie Sutherland wrote 03/07/2008 05:58 PM Re: How to feed?? [Re: Brittany Zemba ] #184601 - 03/07/2008 05:58 PM
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005 Posts: 31571 Loc: North-Central coast of California Offline	On the ground. There used to be a belief that a raised food bowl might help to prevent bloat. Now research has shown the opposite.
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