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12-19-2006, 08:36 AM | #1 |
Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Canada
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| scard about max well i had max in wellness for a few days know mixing it with kibbles and bits he loves the kibbles and he will not eat the wellness no matter what i do to it iv tries every thing but i still put them both in his dish i come to see that the kibbles are gone and all the wellness is still in the bowl so one day i only put the wellness in his dishb and left it there fron morning till late afternoon with no kibbles in the bowl bacause iv heard that a dog will not let them self go hungry but he did not even eat a peice of the wellness and i gave him the kibbles to see and of corse he just gobbled it right down know 2 days later he is acting different hwe wont eat ay thnig he is very tired lazy does not do much of any thing he is almost 6 months old could he maybe be going through something like a growth spitr and wants to relax alot please right back soon any one with any thing to kelp Alos how bad is kibbles and bits really because if they were that bad why would he keep making so many different kinds and not be off the shelf it it harms puppys and grown dogs |
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12-19-2006, 09:07 AM | #2 |
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| hi i dont know if it is true or not but i heard kibbles was not healthy at all.. i was using eukanuba but know i use pedigree puppy and that is pretty good stuff and not at all expsensive at walmart big bag is 8.00 |
12-20-2006, 04:17 AM | #3 |
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| okay thanks but they all have the same ingreadints i looked at every kind you can find at walmart ,zellers,groceri stores, |
12-20-2006, 05:52 AM | #4 | |
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Pedigree - Complete Nutrition Dry Food for Adult Dogs 1. Ground Yellow Corn 2. Meat Meal/Meat & Bone Meal 3. Corn Gluten Meal 4. Chicken Byproduct Meal 5. Animal Fat 6. BHA/BHT 7. Wheat Mill Run/Middlings 8. Natural Poultry Flavor 9. Rice 10. Wheat Flour 11. Salt 12. Caramel Color 13. Vegetable Oil 14. Vitamins/Minerals 15. Choline Chloride Kibbles 'n Bits Original 1. Whole Corn 2. Soybean Meal 3. Wheat Flour 4. Beef & Bone Meal 5. Animal Fat 6. BHA/BHT 7. Corn Syrup 8. Wheat Mill Run/Middlings 9. Water 10. Animal Digest 11. Salt 12. Potassium Chloride 13. Caramel Color 14. Sorbic Acid 15. Vitamins/Minerals 16. Choline Chloride 17. Artificial Flavor/Color 18. DL-Methionine Innova Dog (This is the one we are using now) 1. Turkey 2. Chicken 3. Chicken Meal 4. Ground Barley 5. Ground Brown Rice 6. Potatoes 7. Natural Flavors 8. Ground White Rice 9. Chicken Fat 10. Herring 11. Apples 12. Carrots 13. Cottage Cheese 14. Sunflower Oil 15. Alfalfa Sprouts 16. Egg 17. Garlic 18. Taurine 19. Choline Chloride 20. Calcium Carbonate 21. Vitamins/Minerals 22. Viable Naturally Occurring Microorganisms Canidae - All Life Stages Formula 1. Chicken Meal 2. Turkey Meal 3. Ground Brown Rice 4. Ground White Rice 5. Lamb Meal 6. Chicken Fat 7. Herring Meal 8. Flaxseed 9. Sun Cured Alfalfa Meal 10. Sunflower Oil 11. Chicken 12. Lecithin 13. Choline Chloride 14. Linoleic Acid 15. Rosemary Extract 16. Sage Extract 17. Inulin 18. Yucca Schidigera 19. Vitamins/Minerals 20. Sodium Selenite 21. Papaya Royal Canin Medium Breed Adult 25 Formula 1. Chicken Meal 2. Brown Rice 3. Rice 4. Oatmeal/Rolled Oats 5. Chicken Fat 6. Natural Chicken Flavor 7. Chicken 8. Corn Gluten Meal 9. Catfish Meal 10. Dried Beet Pulp 11. Brewer's Dried Yeast 12. Salmon Oil 13. Soya Oil 14. Dried Egg 15. Brewers Yeast Extract 16. Vitamins/Minerals 17. Choline Chloride 18. DL-Methionine 19. L-Carnitine 20. Dried Spinach 21. Sage 22. Basil As you can see there is a huge difference! Try to stick with the premium foods like Canidae, Innova, Blue Buffalo, Chicken Soup fo rthe Puppy Lover's Soul, Natural Balance, Wellness, Flint River, Solid Gold, Life's Abundance, Timberwolf, ... I know I am missing some but you get the idea. I have also read some excellent advice about either mixing a couple or switching every 3 months or so to really get a well-rounded nutrition. That made sense to me.
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12-21-2006, 07:16 AM | #5 |
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| max okay thanks for all that but the big thing is that no matter what high premium kind that i give max he will not eat it he will only eat the kibbles he wonty even eat prena i have tried many different kinds good thing the refunded my money on the high preium kinds at the vet and pet stores because iv spent over 150.oo on different kind i donr evey thing to the food to try to get him to eat it he will eat the first few peices because its new but then he will stop i even only put the wellness and other kinds iv tried in his dish he would not eat at all he does not like any other kind please help maybe when he gets older i can try if yuo have any other advice let me know iv heard that he wont want to eat the healthier kind bacause it does not taste as good |
12-21-2006, 07:22 AM | #6 |
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| My Jaxson is on Wellness. I have to break the pieces up with my salt shaker because they are too big and mix it with the Wellness wet food. He won't eat it dry. He also won't eat it if it sits out too long and turns darker. I have to throw away what's left and make it fresh all over again I swear he is a DIVA DOG. |
12-27-2006, 07:35 PM | #7 | |
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12-28-2006, 06:51 AM | #8 |
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| Try a different food than. He might not like the wellness, but might like something else. Unfortunately the process becomes a bit expensive. Try giving Max some boiled chicken with rice for now just so he can get some food in his tummy. Than gradually mix in the food you plan to utilize. My Maxwell started on Science Diet, had diahrea, went to chicken n rice became better. Than started mixing in Solid Gold, got diahrea again, went on Prescriptions DD and ID can food, this food is bland for sensitive stomachs diahrea gone, mixed in some solid gold dry food, got diahrea again, has it now ! So Im gonna keep him on the prescriptions food for now, to we can have some consistency going. If all else fails get that sugary tube from your vet he will eat that if he is not eating at leat one small strip of that jelly with sugar will keep him going, you don't want sugar shock. Im not an expert just relaying what my vet told me. That tube is good to have around (just in case) Best Of Luck to you and your Baby Max.
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