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By: Karen

Karen — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 02:07:24 +0000

My dogs do very well with Orijen Dog Food. They eat less and their stools are consistantly well formed with less odor. I found it at
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By: Chris

Chris — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 21:41:43 +0000

Gasp!!! Just picking myself up off the floor!

Would you feed yourself worse that McDonald's food every day till your death?????
When the food recall started happening last year, there were some analysis done on pet food.

O'l Roy was the number one selling dog food in North America.
I can't believe so many people would deliberately feed their animals crap. You know the old saying "you get what you pay for?" Well it applies here. If I asked you to buy meat to feed 2 people for $1, what kind of quality of meat do you think you would get?? If I said buy meat for $20, you would be getting some pretty good steak.

Ol'Roy was tested and it came up with the highest concentration in any food, that contains the chemical you would find in a veterinary office. Do you know why???
They grind dead dogs and cats into the food. These are animals that are sick, old, have cancer, kidney disease etc.

Most of the cheap dog foods contain the four D's.
DEAD, DOWN, DYING OR DISEASED.

Think about what you are giving your dog to eat.
Any By-product listed, doesn't contain meat. It contains everything but meat. Beaks, feathers, feet, hooves, ears,fur etc. You get the picture. Yes your animal will like it, because it has so much fat added to it and flavour enhancers, that it's just like puppy crack to them. They will crave more.
Which is better for you, a cheap greasy hamburger, or a green salad. That's why they pick the cheap food. It's up to you to know better!!!!
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By: chriswswife

chriswswife — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 21:32:01 +0000

Honestly, "Ol'Roy" is one of the worst foods available. Sorry, but it's true.

Natural Balance, Wellness, Orijen, Innova/EVO, Chicken Soup, and Solid Gold (to name a few) are EXCELLENT choices and are recommended due to QUALITY ingredients that are very natural to a dog's diet.
Ol'Roy is FULL of fillers, by products, and allergy causing ingredients…
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By: smiling_impala

smiling_impala — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 21:26:51 +0000

An adult dog should be on a protein level of around 18% – so aim for a food with about this level. Senior dogs need even less. More than this can be the equivalent of giving a kid sunny delight and candy, and it can cause behavioural problems.

Also, check out how ethical your dog's food is. Some of these companies test on dogs – and not to see if it tastes nice! Check out this link to find out more:

http://www.uncaged.co.uk/iams.htm
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