Has anyone used the Eukanuba Yorkie breed specific dog food?

[Kbsqueff]

Originally Posted by diggy4

If they dont maybe I can help you. They sell it here and we can try and work something out. Also have you tried e-bay? Many ebay stores ship everywhere and carry holistic foods??

You are so kind!!

I didn't tried e-bay yet... I guess first I'll wait for Canidae's response. And I'll look at e-bay too... thanks

If nothing works out, I'll try Chicken Soup's website

I really don't wanna bother you nor anybody else, so I'll try all other options first

I'll let you know if nothing else works...

Thank you again, girl!!!

[Kbsqueff]

Originally Posted by wengaroni

i have a small sample of canidae als lamb and rice formula that i never opened. it's still new; got it a couple of weeks ago. mocha prefered innova so that's why i still have the unopened sample. i'd be happy to send it to you if you are willing to pay some part of shipping.

I really don't want to bother anybody...
How much the shipment would cost, any idea??

PS: I don't want you to pay for anything... I am willing to pay for shipping alone...

[Mardelin]

I was feeding my whole crew Royal Canin Yorkshire Terrier 28, however, I had 2 bitches that were destroying their coats with scratching and hot spots. I switched both of them to Eukanuba Yorkshire Terrier and have had no problems since. Both are growing coat nicely and best of all no more hot spots.

[tiggerr36792]

Originally Posted by mistyinca

I've been feeding Chloe the Eukanuba small breed puppy since about July, and she has never done better. I have tried everything on her, and she actually lost lots of weight and became rather sickly. I had tried Nutro, Canidae (I tried all three varieties) Merricks, Chicken soup, Diamond, Royal Canin (which she actually ate for a while), Solid Gold, Natural Balance, various prescription diets, Nature's variety raw, evangers' canned, and homecooking.

I never even considered Eukanuba until I babysat another yorkie for 10 days. Chloe was on a home-cooked chicken and fish and brown rice diet at the time, and not eating very well. She had been steadily losing weight on a steadily decreasing appetite since February.

I'm not kidding, when you watch your dog go through every premium dogfood out there, and losing lots of weight so that you can wrap your fingers (on one hand) around her belly, and you see her start eating Eukanuba and plumping up and looking really healthy, you start to change your mind. I'll be switching her to the Eukanuba Yorkshire variety when this runs out.

I've heard such good things about this food also that I'm considering it for the Yorkie's. I feed my border collie the medium breed small bites and she is healthy as a horse so to speak and has a gorgeous shinny coat. I'm beginning to think they have improved it so much its worth trying.

I'm so glad Chloe is doing better and gaining weight finally!!!

[yorkiemarsha]

I feed my tiny puppies, from 3 to 8 weeks old, the Eukanuba small bites for small dogs. It is not my first choice as far as ingredients, BUT they do well on it, and the bites are extremely small. I can't find that size bite in another quality dog food until I discovered a new one called: "Extension" It is actually called Holistic Health Extension. It is VERY new out there and is excellent as far as ingrendients. Anyway, once my pups are 8 weeks old, I begin them on Nutro Natural Choice Lamb and Rice for puppies. For me, it is the only food out there at a fairly decent price, that you can get at Petsmart or Petco. I know alot of folks like the Royal Canin and it does have some good ingredients, but it has corn in it, which alot of yorkies have allergies to.
It all depends on your dog and what he or she does well with. Try to find a food with quality ingredients. Flintriver Ranch is another that is an EXCELLENT choice. I use it also. I mix it w/my Nutro Natural Choice lamb and rice.

Marsha Pressley
Miracle Yorkies NC