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Puppy dry food.
It looks like we have a fussy eater. She is on james wellbeloved chicken and rice and to start with she loved it, now she really cant be bothered with it and will have a little and leave the rest.
What dry foods does everyone else use?
And do you think a lower protein food is better for them?
What dry foods does everyone else use?
And do you think a lower protein food is better for them?
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Re: Puppy dry food.
I think jwb is fine for her, have you tried a little warm water on it? Or a little sardines in oil to make it more tasty we fed jwb and Arden grange when we fed dry before switching to raw
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Rocky was on JWB before we switched to Barking Heads, we thought he got bored with it so changed. The JWB is a reasonably good quality food and would advize you to stick with it, try adding something to it to make it a bit more appealing such as a little grated cheese, sardines, cooked cooled chicken or even a raw egg occasionally won't hurt.
A lower protein food wouldn't be a good choice right now, while they are young and still growing they need more protein not less. If you add some sardine you will also be adding some calcium which is great for a young growing dog along with omega 3/6 all good stuff.
A lower protein food wouldn't be a good choice right now, while they are young and still growing they need more protein not less. If you add some sardine you will also be adding some calcium which is great for a young growing dog along with omega 3/6 all good stuff.
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Re: Puppy dry food.
We have tried warm water and also cheese. Will have to try sardines.
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Re: Puppy dry food.
Have bought some sardines, so will give them ago tonight. Thanks.
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Re: Puppy dry food.
I used to add sardines, mackeral, eggs, a little cooked mince, to Daisy's dry before I changed to raw How did they go?
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Re: Puppy dry food.
hi my pups 9 weeks old the breeder was feeding her weebox and puppy mix with warm water i took her to the vets for her first injection vet said she was under weight told her what she was being feed on he said leave the weebox out just dry puppy food he said wagg puppy foods good but she keeps having diohrea so what do you think plz help
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Re: Puppy dry food.
She likes the sardines, first time ever she has finished the lot in one go and kept going back to lick the bowl lol.
Markrobo i would not give wagg, try james wellbeloved or wainrights.
Markrobo i would not give wagg, try james wellbeloved or wainrights.
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Re: Puppy dry food.
Did you just add tinned sardines? Or did you get fresh?
Markrobo: When we got our little one, he was being fed on those Webbox roll things and he was very underweight. We changed straight away to some tinned puppy food mixed with dry food and he had Diahorrea for a few days because of the sudden change.
Markrobo: When we got our little one, he was being fed on those Webbox roll things and he was very underweight. We changed straight away to some tinned puppy food mixed with dry food and he had Diahorrea for a few days because of the sudden change.
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Re: Puppy dry food.
Tinned sardines in oil. just added a heaped teaspoon full to the dry food and mixed it in.
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Re: Puppy dry food.
Wagg is not a good food, as suggestesd above James wellbeloved are wainrights are both reasonable quality and price
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Re: Puppy dry food.
Although I am now a BARF feeder, I reared Bacchus on Orijen puppy and he thrived on it. If she has enjoyed the JWB before and is enjoying it again with the addition of sardines, stick with it. Just don't allow her to become a fussy eater or you'll be making a rod for your own back.
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Re: Puppy dry food.
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The addition of a teaspoonful of Salmon Oil makes it more palatable and has the benefit of supplementing his Omega 3.
The addition of a teaspoonful of Salmon Oil makes it more palatable and has the benefit of supplementing his Omega 3.
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