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I just support the SPCA as a whole now. |
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My babe is on chicken and rice too. Constipation problems though :/ Vet said to add benefiber to provide the fiber he needs. |
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Yeah... peta-freaks! lol. |
For a filler Quinoa is way better than rice. It is high protein almost like beans but no quite. Healthy everyway you look at it. Rice isn't really healthy at all unless you look at brown or black. And they are just better than white. Just another option. Gluten free sometime that helps also. |
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Innova advertises their brown rice formulas as creating less piles for owners to clean up...wonder what that's marketing code for. |
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My dad is a candidate for diabetes 2, so he's very selective in his diet. He's so skinny, I worry that he's not getting enough nutrients, but he eats quinoa since it has a low glucose level. Like Nancy mentioned, brown rice is very hard for dogs to digest, unless it's cooked just right. |
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This antinutrient property is only for grains that are not properly prepared. Its reduced if you cook or soak. You can research that and see. Quinoa is a complete protien. Rice have very little nutritional value. But I don't know how any of it affects dogs??Honest Kitchen may ormaynot have researched it for there menu?? They maybe the only FDA approved human grade dog food? I would think they had some research into it? |
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As for the dogs, I feed my boys chicken and butternut squash. Sometimes I use sweet potatoes. Unfortunately, my female has to eat these anti-nutritious legumes (chick peas) but I sneak her in an egg a couple of times a week to give her some real nutrition. She's a complicated dog to manage thanks to her horrible breeding, so my goal is to keep her alive. Rice was better tolerated by my dogs than any other grain ever was. Oatmeal once landed my female in the hospital on an IV with severe gastritis and vomiting. |
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