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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  May I add, when doing your research, please realize that not all websites are created equal as far as giving you solid "facts". Many are "opinions" under the guise of factual matter. Facts are not a “democracy”, it doesn't matter how many people believe it, or how much you read it over and over, it still won't make it true. Facts have to have been scientifically tested and even then are subject to change if better equipment is available to test.
My opinion is that too many people believe the advertising hype, rather than looking for a food that has been scientifically tested and shown to be safe and have the nutrients that a dog needs. |
Is this directed towards me
. I don't feed kibble so there is no advertisement company for me to fall victim to or hype to sway me one way or another. When doing my research i focused on the physiology of canines and their ancestors and their digestive systems and diets to guide me in my journey to finding what I felt was the best way to feed my dog.
If you want to talk about advertising hype how about Royal Canin's "Breed Specific" gimmick.