haha, im just excited about him geting that stupid cone off his head, now i can bring him out to the park and the other dogs wont laugh at him and call him names :-)
Question, someone had mentioned earlier in the post that they bought the bags of walmart chicken quarters and their dog had the runs from it. Is there something about this chicken that I should be aware of? Thats what I buy since my options are pretty slim around here for low price raw meat and my dogs seem to do fine on it, just wondering if there is something they add to it to make it bad for them? thanks
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Question, someone had mentioned earlier in the post that they bought the bags of walmart chicken quarters and their dog had the runs from it. Is there something about this chicken that I should be aware of? Thats what I buy since my options are pretty slim around here for low price raw meat and my dogs seem to do fine on it, just wondering if there is something they add to it to make it bad for them? thanks
So no sensitivity problems (from additives injected into Walmart chicken)?
If I had only the choices of Walmart poultry and going back to kibble, it would be (a).
No, they have the runs once in awhile but it seems to happen when I add beef (like ground beef mostly)to try to give them variety. So that chicken is injected with additives? I thought that just the actual frozen chicken they keep in the freezer section had that, I better read the bag next time and see, since that is there main source of protein. So the additives could cause problems then?
So if the chicken at Walmart has the additives, does the chicken that you buy at the SAMS club also have the additives? They will sell it by the case at a lower cost.
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