Carol Boche Webboard User Reg: 10-30-2005
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Quote: Sandy Moore
After feeding my pup THK Embark (Turkey) for a day or 2, he begins to get gas. Not pleasant when traveling
Haven't tried any other THK though.
My dogs get gas with Embark also, and they also get gas with raw turkey....I still feed raw turkey however the Force THK (chicken) is AWESOME. I like the way it hydrates better and the consistency. AND no gas.....
Cindy and Ed have a article where it explains how to make THK with less water and add egg for a binder and then you can add ground meat, bake it and make patties.....it's great. I add ground chicken (bone-in) to them. Wonderful travel food.
( I do feed my dogs kibble once in a while (when hubby babysits mostly) and I have never had an issue going back and forth. I like that they are still used to kibble in case I get in a bind and need to feed it)
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Heather, what type of camping is this exactly? Will you be hiking away from your car for days at a time, or is there the option of an industrial strength, week-long cooler set up?
~Natalya
We're hiking into the woods for a few days - which is why a cooler isn't an option. We won't even have a cooler for ourselves. We'll have a cooler in the car for the trip to the provincial park, but after that, no cooler for anyone.
If it was just a matter of needing a cooler for his food, I'd make room somehow - although even when I go car camping, I don't bring much that requires a cooler.
I'm going to try to track down some THK (we're leaving too soon for an order from Leerburg to do the trick, although we'll do that for next time!)...if all else fails, I guess I'll just have to bring his Solid Gold food...which still wasn't yielding great poops, but at least it wasn't explosive diarrhea.
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Re: Food dilemma
[Re: Sandy Moore ]
#145024 - 06/16/2007 11:04 AM 
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