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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88  Yeah telling someone there opinion is wrong is not out of line whatever |
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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88 You know when other people post and are told there opinion is wrong you are right there to say everyone gets to have there opinion but not now. Whatever sorry to everyone for not getting to have my own opinion even when I have sources that can back it up just like everyone else. Sorry that this place is so unfair and one sided! I am sorry that when I feel attacked and treated poorly I strike back. I'm sorry I am just a moron and no nothing.
Cathy I am sorry I struck out at you but you hurt my feelings telling me my opinion was wrong multiple times. It's very hurtful and made me feel like an idiot and I feel like you take little hits at me when you can and I have tried to just ignore it and let it go but this was the straw that broke the camels back. |
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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88 When I try to share my experances I get shot down and told I'm a liar and a bad dog owner. We could go back to my post about the possum or any of the posts about bully sticks where I always share they have broke one of Callies teeth. I get that you know a lot but you can't just tell someone there opinion is wrong when I can list multiple reasources. I don't expect you to believe me I just expect respect for having an opinion and for having my own resources. |
I didn't "make" you feel anything - your feelings are your own. You were defiant about my warnings about bully sticks and teeth, yet I never said that you got "bit in the butt" when Callie cracked a tooth the way you had the audacity to say to me about a reaction my ELDERLY AILING DOG had to a VERY SAFE tick collar. I don't care for the validity of your "resources" about vegetarian diets. If you feel "stupid" that's your problem.
I am trying to help the OP who wants to feed a vegetarian diet to her puppy. She can do so safely if she has the right resources, none of which you provided.
A resource that I like, in addition to some mentioned by others here, is the website of ACVN veterinary nutritionist, Dr. Rebecca Remillard. In fact, I found this recent Q&A on the petdiets website by going to the "ask the nutritionist section" and typing in "vegetarian" into the search module:
QUESTION: I'm getting a new tcup poodle at 8 or 9 weeks old and would like to prepare a nutritionally balanced homemade diet for her. I am not very fond of meats not to mention raw meats! Is it possible to keep dogs on a vegetarian diet?
Answer: Yes, it is possible to feed a dog a totally vegetarian homemade or commercially produced pet food (canned or dry). There are a few commercial vegetarian pet foods available that have been shown to be complete and balanced according to actual AAFCO feeding trials. Please check that these foods are suitable for growth.