discussions : Dog Treats & Dog Bones, Feeding a puppy, Feeding an adult dog, Feeding an older dog, and Feeding an overweight dog

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Caring for your senior dog

I'd love to see an article like this focused on natural / homeopathic medicine. I have a 12 year old Chesapeake Bay Retriever and I almost lost him last year as a result of medications prescribed by several vets. When I stopped listening to these vets and began cooking human food for him, along with natural pain & preventative remedies, I literally saved his life. He looks better than ever and is healthy and hap... (continued)
0 about 1 month

Feeding people food to dogs

I don’t feed my dogs people food because even if a certain ingredient is in their dog food, it may only be a small amount and too much might not be good for them. I’m not a dog nutritionist so I leave it to the experts and only feed a natural dog food I can trust with ingredients I know are good like real meat as the first ingredient and also with blueberries, garbanzo beans, etc. in the mix. My dogs don’t do well with grains so we feed Alpha (natural balance) but each dog is different.
0 3 months

Feeding a puppy

IMHO, from my experience you don’t necessarily have to feed different foods for puppies and adults. A few natural brands have an all life-stages philosophy and manufacture food you can raise your dog on and never have to go through the process of switching when they reach “adulthood” and possibly have to deal with all the digestion and diarrhea issues that go along with that. In the wild, puppies and adult dogs ... (continued)
0 3 months

Puppy feeding tips

Need some help...our german sheperd bitch has just had a litter of 10 3 days ago, vet has checked them and all are well. But at the moment the puppies are feeding nearly every 20 minutes, is this normal as they are ranging from 220g-400grams in wieght.
0 5 months

Puppy food?

what do u feed a 6week old boared terrier
0 7 months
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