What does your baby eat
 

I feed Jake Royal Canine Yorkshire brand dog food which is specially make for Yorkies. I was just wondering what everyone else feeds their babies.

www.caninehealthnutrition.com/yorkshire.htm

http://www.caninehealthnutrition.com/yorkshire.htm

I feed a mixture of Puppy Pro Plan and Chicken Soup for the Puppy Lover's Soul

Tatum eats Innova. Which reminds me... I have to go get more today. Thanks for the reminder!

Here they have a choice of 3. ProPlan for Puppies, Beniful by Purina, and Inova. They go back and forth.

I had bought them originally trying to find something that Roxy would eat...so I started letting them eat what ever they wanted...funny, they go back and forth. Fresh or what has been sitting...they don't seem to care.

I feed Royal Canin hard and some Lil Caesars soft once a day as a treat.

lexi eats evolve dry and triumph wet food. never had a problem .

well currently...he hates what i am feeing him (Hill's science diet)...so i am switching to Chicken soup and lil ceasers

I feed Roxie the same thing. Greenies too, but she doesn't get much of anything else. An occasisional treat!

I feed Samson Innova.

Just as an FYI...Royal Canin's first ingrediant is a meal product which isn't supposed to be as good as an actual meat.

Jake won't eat wet dog food at all. I was just wondering because I wanted to give him the best available food. I used to feed him Iams dry but after doing some reading and comparing changed to Royal Canine. Innova sound like like a really good choice also. I'll have to check to see if they sell it in my area, I don't recall seeing it in the pet store.

thanks everybody

Innova,Canidae, Chicken soup,wellness and Natural Balance are all good brands. They are harder to find then the Royal Canin though. I feed mine royall canin too but have noticed some itching it has corn in it. I am switching after this bag. You can find the other brands at pet supplie plus if you have that or a pet store.

I started with Pro Plan puppy...switched to Royal Canin and then to Innova when the itching started...when I ran out of that I tried Nutro Max ultra or Nutro Ultra for puppies and they LOVE it...but they eat all the time and my god do they poop from it! I have to buy another bag tomorrow and I think I am going back to Innova...not sure if I want to stay on the Nutro Ultra or not...

i give misty nutro ultra

I bought Wellness Super 5, my breeder recommended it. It is made from great stuff, pricy, but it has deboned real meat, and vegetables. I pay $15.47 for a 5 lb bag, but I get the 6th one free from Scraps Dog Bakery.

I get him later, can't wait to post pics!

here is the website on the wellness brand: www.oldmotherhubbard.com

Is there anyone else who uses this product?

On the petfooddirect.com website you can look at a bunch of different foods and read the ingredients. You can also order from there if the food you want isn't sold near you. naturapet.com is the website for Innova. You can do a search on the website to see if it is sold in stores anywhere near you. There is a store by my sister so she buys it for me when I'm starting to run out. ;)

I feed....
 

I feed Baxter Nutro Ultra for puppy. He also gets the canned food 2-3 times a week. He seems to love it, but about 15 minutes after he eats he sure does have to poop. I was talking to my breeder last night as well as looking at some of threads...I may try Innova, Canidae or Wellness by Mother Hubbard.

Neo eats Iams puppy food.OH ya and steak,pizza,lunch meat, cheese,chips and whatever else the kids drop on the floor.He is like a hoover mini vac.



Heather

Gingers finishing up a bag of Iams Smart Puppy right now, but I think I might try Science Diet next. She gets cottage cheese about 4 times a week, scrambled egg once, and I’m guilty of giving her more greenies and dog bones than she probably needs. (They just keep her so happy and out of trouble.) Oh yeah, and her diet is particularly rich in TP and Q-Tips. lol :)

When Stomper was younger, I would feed him Royal Canine. I found out it was not the best food for them (sorry...just my opinion). We started to give him Innova which he liked as well. Since he is almost 1 years old, I've switched him to California Natural. Very healthy food for dogs. Sometimes I give him scrambled eggs or cottage cheese to spice his meal up!

Duke eats California Natural and he loves it.

What does your dog eat?
 

I've just begun switching my 2, (10 months and 5 1/2 months), from Purina Beneful Healthy Growth to Chicken Soup dry. They absolutely did not like the moist Chicken Soup so today I added a little AvoDerm moist as recommended by the lady at the store. The odor of fish was overwhelming and they stayed away. I also bought a small can of puppy Wellness which contains salmon. Hope this doesn't turn them off also. I would love to find something they look forward to and gobble up. Any suggestions for non fish loving babies would be welcome.

I feed my dogs Nutro ultra puppy dry and wet food. Nutro is really good, It doesnt have any meat by-products like most name brand dog food does, and the Nutro puppy wet smells like roast beef stew, it also has carrots and peas. They love it so much.

I had to laugh at the Q-tips and TP....I second that diet as well as TP rolls, pee-pads, paper towels, printer paper, books, and today a 20 bill I left out for my sister. Its so shredded, I can't even put it together.

Gucci eats Canidae dry food , sometimes Innova wet or Natural Balance Meat rolls. For treats she gets Mother olhubbard treats, cheese, hot dogs, and pieces of the natural balance roll.

I feed my little guy royal canin, I started out with eukanuba and he quit eating it and it isnt that great of food, I dont think, he likes his rc and it doesnt have BHA or BHT in it which is a nasty preserative, science diet has it in their food, Ethoxyquin is a nasty thing it is banned in europe and is considered a pesticide, not for my baby boy.

Ok is Eukanuba food bad? Havnt seen anyone feeding this but me! I give Muffin the dry food all day. And twice a day I give him ground dry food with half teaspoon of canned Eukanuba and tiny bit of water for oatmeal consitancy. But why am I only Eukanuba feeder? Thanks! MuffinsMom

Billjac for mine
 

My Yorkie and my Westie both eat the Biljac frozen dog food. It's kind of expensive but if they like it and will eat it it's worth it. I get it at the frozen food section of a Walmart store in a town across the Oklahoma border about 20 miles from where I live. It is supposed to have a lot of meat in it and I know it doesn't have all the dyes that turn their mouths red. My Westie is white and his muzzle stays white eating Biljac, unlike some food that is said to stain their muzzles with reddish dye. I have seen pictures.

My dogs have also got to be terrible beggers when we eat. I know it isn't a good thing to start but when it is just my husband and I there and they beg for a morsel it is so hard to resist not to give them something.

My dogs also get eggs with a little cheese a couple of times a week and rice mixed with whatever kind of meat I have, usually chicken but last night I made a rice and steak casserole and they ate the leftovers and loved it. My Westie is getting too chubby because he always eats his food and then after she is finished eating always finishes off hers.

I had some leftover bacon the other morning and I gave it to them as a snack and they went nuts over it. Maybe I'll make them some once in a while.
They are so spoiled. I told my husband I think I am the kind of person who thinks she has to feed everyone really well. Maybe it's a flaw in my character. lol I am a great cook (bragging on myself) and I love to cook and feed all my family and friends. I think I'm one of those persons who relate feeding people to giving love. I do the same thing to my dogs and they are getting a little chubby.
The first thing my grandchildren do when they come to my house is head for the kitchen.

I feed Marley Bill-jac select mixed with babyfood....which my vet recommended...he's favorites the veal kind!

I feed Samson Innova. I just ordered some of the Chicken Soup to mix in once in a while to give him a different taste.