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Originally Posted by ladyjane  Sadly, many people have no idea if their pups have renal issues. There are many who cheap out on vetting and don't even bother to do lab testing. So, yes, I do mention protein...but that said, I am not now or ever going to advise people what to feed their pups.
As for the wild...our pups are domesticated and I simply don't buy into the wild thinking .. especially those feeding raw diets. I have seen/heard many pups who have become ill from raw foods. Never going to be fed in my home.
Again, I hardly think many on this board have the qualifications to advise what to feed dogs (I know that I certainly do not). I opt for those educated in the field. |
Have to agree with everything here.
I don't ever say people should not feed high protein foods- but I do think they should have blood testing done first- too many people get a new yorkie and start feeding these high protein foods without having any baseline as to their pets kidney/ liver function, which is especially dangerous in a breed with such a high instance of liver problems.