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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom  In my opinion...I wouldn't use the word "should" in this context - only bc it makes it seem like the choice is either right or wrong.
You can rotate proteins if you like - but please be sure to save some novel proteins in case your baby *ever* develops allergies.
You can rotate food types if you like too, it's not a necessity - but your babies would probably be happy about the variety. Again, do save some novel proteins just in case... |
Dogs can develop allergies if they are on the same food for an extended period of time, but like Ann said, if you don't save any novel proteins, you'll have a problem if an allergy ever does develop. After getting some experience with Ellie, if I had a kibble-fed dog, I would likely not change it often. I would add people food to it for variety though.