08-09-2014, 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by mimimomo Please let your puppy eat what she was eating @ the breeder's home, where her momma was, her siblings, all the familiar things that she left.
Puppies' digestive systems are not fully developed & switching food on them is very dangerous. A simple thing as a food switch can cause bloody runny stools, aka colitis caused by stress or diet. A good breeder should've advised the new puppy owner of this, it should've been in her contract. She's much too young to switch food on her right now.
Let her eat the purina & when she gets to be a couple more months older, then slowly switch her food. She's eating it fine, so I wouldn't be too concerned even tho it's not the best quality food, just let her eat it. |  Quote:
Originally Posted by Chanel2014 Okay. I mean I took her to a vet. He said she is doing exceptional. I'm really taking excellent care of her. Her mommy was not taking care of her anymore, and her siblings were very dominate over her. The breeder thought she might do better with one on one care. Which she is. But I will keep her on the food she was on. |
Teddy ate Purina the first 8 months of his life. He was/is in great shape.
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