Evo redmeat smallbites

[EXOTICYORKIES]

Originally Posted by ladymom

all the evo products are higher in fat that many of the other high protein foods. Small bites has 22.22% fat as compared to wellness core which has only 14% fat.

meat-based pet food – premium dog food, cat food, ferret food, dog treats – evo pet products

for dogs - grain-free, protein-focused formulas

wow you know so much lol i am adding you to my FRIEND list what do you feed your babies

[4doggiemama]

Cocoa eats it. She's on it because of her EPI which requires very low carbs plus an enzyme. She's doing well on it.

[EXOTICYORKIES]

Originally Posted by 4doggiemama

cocoa eats it. She's on it because of her epi which requires very low carbs plus an enzyme. She's doing well on it.

thanks

[GAOMariposa]

Hi. I have my little girl on this one and the Chicken Soup. I had noticed that she had crystals in her urine, and I thought maybe the food was causing it, but I experimented the other day and I know that's not the case. I believe it was due to the amount of veggies I was giving her.

Well, I like this food because it helped her put on a little weight and even then, she's still pretty thin at her waist, but her chest looks a lot better than when I had her on the Royal Canin (which she wouldn't eat). I noticed that lately she hasn't been eating it as well as the Chicken Soup, so I might have to change that. She had a urinalisis done the other day for the crystals and everything looked good, so I'm guessing the high protein isn't giving us any problems.

But since she's not liking it too much I'm going to have to either leave her just on the Chicken Soup, or find an alternative with lower protein, just in case.
But I really love the size of the kibble. It's as big as a Smint, I believe. Very easy to eat for those tiny mouths.

[GAOMariposa]

P.S. When I noticed the crystals, I took her off the Evo and left her just the Chicken Soup food. She was eating that for 1 week when I noticed the crystals again. So I won't blame the Evo on this. Like I mentioned above, it was all the veggies I was giving her. I guess it's possible to have too much of a good thing.

[viviansnickers]

I love the fat. Snick is only 3.5lbs and SOMETIMES 4lbs. I don't mind that it is higher in fat or protein. Britster had a point, if your doggie is a house doggie that likes to lounge and chill all day, I would not feed a high protein kibble. If you walk your dog regularly, and your doggie is pretty active (plays with toys, runs around etc) it should be fine.

Good Luck!
-Snick & Viv