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• Boxer Dog Board > NUTRITION FORUMS > Feeding .
• Our pup is a bit over a year old and we've recently switched her to adult food - Solid Gold Wolf King formula from Wellness Puppy, which she hated and often snubbed her nose at. ... Is anyone else currently feeding this formula to their dogs? Does anyone know of any drawbacks? She's been on it for about 2 weeks and she loves it, her poops are coming out perfectly, and it seems like a great food overall. ...
• Hi Angela, George is very picky about his food and we have changed from so many brands-against my vets advice. ...
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• We mix her food with a bit of wet (which I wish now we had never done in the first place. ... I just want to get her on a food that is ideal for her personal needs. ... If you know anyone who has their dog on Wolf, and have any advice, that would be great. ... I know you're great with the food advice. ...

• PRESCRIPTION DIETS.
• AN OVERVIEW AND EXPLANATION OF “PRESCRIPTION DIETS”.
• This article originally appeared in Dog World Magazine.
• evaluated a dog that was suffering from kidney disease. Morris felt that nutritional therapy might work just as well as medication to help his patient gain some relief from the effects of kidney disease and hopefully would restore the dog to a higher quality of life. He devised a pet food that would lessen the work the patient’s kidneys needed to do and his patient improved greatly and lived longer than anyone expected. That diet was called Prescription Diet KD for (kidney diet). ... His humble start led to the emergence of Hills Pet Nutrition, the nation’s leader in research and development of what the company calls Prescription Diet Brand Pet Food.
• WHAT ARE PRESCRIPTION DIETS?.
• Therapeutic Diet or Prescription Diet what’s the difference? I posed that question to Dave Geier, of Geier Enterprises, Highlands Ranch, CO. A former executive with Hills Pet Nutrition and a consultant to the pet food industry, Geier explains “The term ‘Prescription Diet’ is used as a brand line for Hills Pet Nutrition’s therapeutic diets. The term ‘Therapeutic Diets’ refers to any food that is available only By or on the order of a licensed veterinarian and that aids in the recovery from a disease or disorder or assists in delaying the progression of disease. ...
• Amy Dicke, DVM, technical services veterinarian at The Iams Company states “A prescription diet is one available only through a veterinarian. ...
• Hills Pet Nutrition displays the wording “Veterinary Exclusive Pet Food”. Also, on a bag of Hills Prescription Diet CANINE C/D you will read “Dietary Animal Food use only as directed by your veterinarian”. On a bag of Purina EN-Formula it states “Purina Veterinary Diets® are authorized for prescription and sale only by veterinarians”. Eukanuba Veterinary Diets, made by the Iams Company, on its Nutritional Skin and Coat Formula, Response FP states on the label “Dog food prescribed by Veterinarians for dietary management of skin and coat health and dental health”. ...

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• Topic: senior dog food .
• posted July 15, 2003 09:38 AM                       HI!Can anybody tell me when it's the right time to start feeding your dog senior dog food?Ussually I hear that yuo should start giving your large dog senior food when the dog is araund 7 yrs. Well my dog is 4,5 yrs old and she already has a grey muzzle and she is very calm and is getting fat. ... Is this normal?!She never was high energetic dog-she was always lazy. ... Do you think I should start feeding her senior dog food?PS:Sorry about my english(I'm still learning)-I hope you understand what I want to know. ...
• posted August 01, 2003 12:00 AM                    I agree, the vet can tell you what's best for your dog. Although, senior food generally provides less energy doesn't it? She'd become more "lazy" I think. ...
• posted August 03, 2003 05:33 PM                    Senior food does provide fewer calories. It also provides different vitamins and other things suitable for an older dog. Also, if a dog is getting too many calories it can become lethargic because it's overweight. ...
• Oh and I just want to ask what do you think about science diet food cause I was thinking that I should start feeding my dog with that foof(if not food for seniors than low calories food). ...
• Right now, I'm having to feed prescription food to my cat, but it's only because I have no other brand to choose from. ...
• posted August 05, 2003 11:23 AM                       Thanks!Ok than what food do you suggest. I was always feding her different types of food. ...
• posted August 05, 2003 11:30 AM                    Good suggestions:My Mickey is like 8 years old, I loose track of time, and I really hadn't thought much about senior dog food. ... He loves to play dog ball and tosses his chewies around. ...

• Without the inclusion of antioxidants in the food, fats will oxidize with storage. ... The formation of harmful peroxides makes the food unsafe for consumption. ...
• Antioxidants are added to the food in the initial ingredient mixing process, before any heating or cooking of the product occurs. ...
• They are stable, and not easily destroyed by food processing. ... BHA and BHT may also be found as an antioxidant in cosmetics, prescription drugs, and in some vitamin A preparations. ...
• In a dog food containing 16% fat, a cup of food contains approximately 0. ... Pet foods containing 20% fat contain approximately 6 mg BHA per cup of food. (Of course, these amounts are dependent on the actual weight of stabilized fat used in the formulation of your pet food. If you have any questions regarding the amounts of antioxidants used, you should contact your pet food manufacturer. ...
• There has been concern among dog and cat breeders, exhibitors, and pet owners regarding the safety of these antioxidants for their pets. BHA and BHT have both been granted GRAS status (Generally Regarded As Safe) by the Food and Drug Administration when used at the allowable concentrations. ... A typical 40 pound dog consuming two cups of a high quality dog food containing 16% fat consumes only 8 mg BHA per day. If we look at this on a body weight basis, a 40 lb dog eating this pet food consumes 0. ... To cause cancer in the rat, rats consumed 4000 mg BHA/kg body weight, which is 10,000 times higher than the amount fed to the average dog. ...
• As you can see, these levels are still considerably higher than the average dog consuming 0. ...
• A dog eating a 16% fat diet consumes approx. ...

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• i-dog message board » Health » Older Dogs » Kidney problems .
• The dog is also on Soloxine for thyroid imbalance and Rimadyl for arthritis. ...
• Are you giving your dog Cosequin too for the arthritis? It helps and it has no side effects. ...
• When my dog was Dx with CKD(chronic kidney disease) she was 13 yrs old. ...
• Wish I had before my dog took it. ...
• My dog is 13 and on prescription food for failing Kidneys and liver problem. He doesn't really like the prescription food. What meats can I add to his food that would not hurt him, but get him to eat a little more? He just spent 4 days in the hospital, and is doing fairly well right now.
• I was told for my dog cooked chicken/turkey/fish with any vegetable other than spinach. ...
• This holistic vet told me cooked for my dog due to her age (she's 9). They prefer cooked meat over raw for an aging dog. The vegetables help keep the dog's urine acidic. ...
• You might want to ask your vet if they think this will be benficial to your dog before trying it. I still also feed my dog the Prescription C/D diet. ...
• My dog's liver counts were skyrocketing (she had biweekly blood tests) and she's been taking milk thistle daily since her surgery last May. ...
• I have wonderful veterinary care for my 14-year old Jack Russell Terrier ("Carson"), but I'm looking for an alternative to the u/d dog food he prescribed because of Carson's kidney problems (he had to have a stone removed from his bladder recently). Carson HATES this food, and the only time he would eat it was while he was kenneled at the vet's during Christmas. ... He hates u/d like I hate liver! Can anyone tell me of a different brand of prescription dog food that does the same as the Science Diet u/d? Your help is appreciated. ...

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• For example, puppies and kittens get food that is specifically formulated for growing animals. We generally feed dry food, but will mix it with premium canned foods if necessary (for finicky eaters). Very young or very old animals with either no teeth or with dental problems are given food of a consistency appropriate to their needs.
• Historically, shelters were more concerned with quantity than with the quality of their food. ... But now, not only are animals often housed for longer periods of time, but we have also found that the quality of food can make an almost immediate difference. ...
• If the shelter personnel allow the purchasing department to bid on the shelter's behalf without input, they will get low-quality food. ...
• This year we will be rewriting our food specifications in even more detail; our tiniest kittens are not eating the kitten chow we currently use because the pieces are too large. ...
• We're also very careful about feeding donated food, because sometimes donations contain dyed food, spoiled food, or the occasional bug. We do receive food donations, and we do use them, but we're very careful about what we're mixing in with our daily stuff.
• In addition, once a day adult cats receive canned Science Diet feline food, while underweight dogs and finicky eaters receive canned Science Diet canine. ... The only exceptions to the basic Science Diet menu are that we use canned Friskies kitten food—our kittens seem to prefer it, and our veterinarian helps us determine when prescription diets are needed.
• We work with the staff so that all the animals get a measured amount of the right food, based on the size, condition, energy level, and breed of the particular dog or cat. ...
• Some years back, I conducted a taste test followed by a stool check to see which food was eaten most readily and produced the fewest loose stools. A dry dog food made in Ohio and sold under the brand name "Buckeye" won. ... Puppies are fed Purina Puppy Chow, and some dogs who are really small or old are fed canned food of various brands.
• Dogs are fed once daily in the morning, and puppies at least twice a day (with the exception being Sundays, when they're fed a greater quantity of food, but fed only once due to staff constraints). ... We give canned food of various brands to very young cats, some older cats, and picky eaters. ...

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• CLINICAL STUDY RESULTS: PRESCRIPTION DIET® k/d®.
• Recent research published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, April 15, 2002, edition shows that among dogs with chronic kidney disease, those fed a specially formulated dog food (Hill's® Prescription Diet® Canine k/d®) live twice as long as those fed a typical adult grocery dog food. 2 In fact, the benefits for the dogs on the kidney food were so dramatic the study was ended early, and all dogs were shifted to the kidney food.
• The double-masked, randomized, placebo controlled, two-year university based clinical trial involved 38 dogs with naturally occurring cases of kidney disease that were fed either a regular dog food or a kidney food. At the completion of the trial, two times as many dogs fed the kidney food, Prescription Diet Canine k/d, were still living. The dogs fed the Canine k/d food were 50% less likely to suffer uremic crisis than the control group and experienced a 72% reduction in the rate of progression of kidney disease. The Canine k/d food delayed the onset of the clinical signs of uremia including vomiting, lethargy and loss of appetite two times longer than those fed the control food. ...
• Prescription Diet k/d provides optimal nutrition specifically for dogs with kidney disease. The uniquely formulated pet food reduces kidney workload through protein restriction and reduced sodium and slows ongoing kidney damage by restricting phosphorus and providing essential fatty acids.

• Scent of a Dog Bone.
• I did learn something though: since he is on the prescription dog food for his kidneys, he isn't supposed to eat "regular" treats like Milk-Bone and such. ... She said buy a can of the prescription dog food (Fredo usually eats the dry), cut it up into pieces and bake it in the oven for a half hour. ...
• I gave up trying to make them into "treat" shapes, because they are very sticky! Ick! Anyway, after a while, the whole house smells like dog food/treats. ... I was cracking myself up thinking that he knew I was baking dog food, and he couldn't wait to try some!:laugh: .
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• will get a Basenji from many places including an animal, shelter or an owner that can not take the dog anymore. ...
• We start them on a Eukanuba Low Residue (prescription) a day before the surgery and then for a few days after to help them recover without having to starin themselves.
• Overweight dogs get put on Eukanuba Reduced Calorie (prescription) at first and then moved to Eukannuba Reduced Fat. If they have know allergies, then we put them on an appropriate diet for that situation (Iams or Eukanuba Lam & Rice, Fish/Potatoes (prescription) or the Kangaroo/Oatmeal (prescription) dog foods. Basenji's under the 18 month age are put on the Eukanuba Medium Breed dog food, otherwise Iams Mini Chunks or Chunks mixed with donated/purchased high premium dog at a 3 to 1 mixture of Iams to other food).
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• One minute all is well and the next, the ground is shaking, things are flying around your home and you need to take cover, fast! Your dog may be the only early warning you get. ...
• After earthquakes, risks to your dog include cuts from glass, broken bones, injuries from falling objects, injuries from being hit by a car, or dehydration. ...
• You have 10 minutes to gather your wits, your family, your dog, and some supplies to see you through for an indefinite period while the fire is being battled. Don't forget your dog! Over 2,000 pets were taken in by the SPCA shelters during the recent disastrous Kelowna fires. Hazards faced by your dog from a fire include burns, eye irritation, smoke inhalation, and broken limbs caused by panicked animals running into fences and other obstacles. ...
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• What about the most vulnerable member of your family? The one who depends most on you for food, water, shelter, and protection. Did you pack enough food and water for your dog? .
•     In an emergency, there is no time to gather the supplies you'll need like food, water, and first aid items. ...
• 1 gallon per dog, per day - do not ration.
•        you can minimize the amount of water your dog needs by reducing activity .
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• Try telling that to my diabetic Lab, Ben! Here are a few recipes fro snacks that can be given sparingly beween meals if you happen to have a diabetic dog. Many diabetic pets are on prescription diets such as those made by Hill's. ...
• Name of Recipe: Diabetic Dog Buscuits.
• Treats from prescription canned dog food.
• Ingredients: 1 Can of Senior or Prescription type Dog food.
• Preparation:Cut or shape canned food into small pieces. ...
• Try telling that to my diabetic Lab, Ben! Here are a few recipes fro snacks that can be given sparingly beween meals if you happen to have a diabetic dog. Many diabetic pets are on prescription diets such as those made by Hill's. ...
• Name of Recipe: Diabetic Dog Treats.
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• Ingredients: Several handfuls of the food you and your vet have chosen to manage your diabetic pet. ...
• Preparation:Grind dry food in a blender. ...

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• : : ~The presciption diet is important and, to work for you dog's health, avoid feeding garbage such as table scraps and trash. ...
• : : : Can anyone recommend a good food for a dog prone to bladder stones ( struvite) ? We had to change to a prescription formula for 2 months and my dog is S-T-A-R-V-I-N-G! Now he's stealing food from the garbage and table! never did that before! I need to feed him something more substantial. This food - Hills prescription S/D may dissolve stones, but it is not working well for my dog's hunger and it is $35 for 2 week supply! Help!.
• : Our dog had bladder stones also - but a different kind. ... He wasn't crazy about the food, so we put a little something in with the food to get him to eat it - like canned dog food, chicken meat, or a scrambled egg. I know we aren't supposed to give him table scraps, but he will eat the food now, and his urine has tested perfectly since Sept. ... Our vet also recommended giving him a prescription drug called Uricit-K. ...
• : our dog also has had struvite bladder stones. ...
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• The dog is scratching, and scratching, and scratching. ... No one in the house can sleep, and the dog is miserable. ... After all, in this day and age, everyone seems to be allergic to something, so the dog must be allergic. Thinking it has to be his food, you switch brands, but three weeks later, the dog is still scratching, you're still awake at night, and the dog is still miserable. ...
• Well, the first mistake was assuming that every scratching, itchy dog must have an allergy. The second mistake was assuming that the allergy must be related to the food. ...
• It is critical to understand that many, many different types of problems can cause itching, and look the same on the dog. ... So, the diagnosis is not based merely on looking at the dog, but reached by combining the history of the disease, the pet's physical examination, and specific diagnostic tests. ...
• To make things worse, combinations of skin diseases can occur, so a pet could have allergies to inhalant substances, food allergies, bacterial skin infections, and fleas at the same time. Even if the dog really had a food allergy, merely switching the diet would not solve this poor animal's problems! .
• Parasites can be seen on the dog or found by a test called a skin scraping (tiny bits of skin tissue are examined under the microscope). ... So a dog may end up taking thyroid supplements, medication to control yeast and bacterial infections, and be treated for fleas at the same time. ...
• In addition, they can be allergic to more than one inhaled substance or food, or have a combination of allergies and be allergic to both foods and inhaled substances at the same time. ...
• Dogs with food allergies could have digestive signs, such as diarrhea, but more commonly have rashes, bumps on the skin, and itching. ...
• The antihistamine trials involve giving the dog one type of antihistamine and watching the dog's response for the next two weeks. If the dog does well on it, everyone is happy, and the dog can be kept on the specific antihistamine for long periods of time. If the dog does not respond, another antihistamine is tried for two weeks. ...

• Leave the food down only while your pet is eating and take up your pet’s remaining food immediately after he is through eating. Less frequent feeding will decrease plaque formation which leads to dental calculus (tartar), improve your pet's interest in and attitude toward his food and strengthen his bond with you. ...
• Feed dry or kibbled food.
• Canned, soft moist foods and table foods leave excess food deposits which quickly form plaque. ... Because dry foods are formulated to provide all the food a pet needs to stay healthy and at an optimum body weight, the palatability of the food is designed to limit the animal's intake at the right point. ...
• Try Hill’s Prescription Diet T/D for tartar control. ...
• When your pet lacks interest in the food you offer look at the following possibilities before being tempted to go out and try a different brand of food or to offer something from the table. ...
• Is your puppy's growth rate slowing down? Puppies require a lot more food of a higher nutritional value when growing. It is natural for the pup's appetite and need for food to decrease when the majority of his growth has been reached. ...
• Profit drives the marketplace and large pet food companies spend millions of dollars to entice you to buy their brand. Advertising, packaging, food coloring, gimmicks and increased palatability to the pet are the methods used. ... Each batch of food may contain different ingredients in a different proportion from the next. ...
• The animal overeats because these foods taste so much better than dry food and the pet becomes overweight. People often free choice feed their pet dry food thinking the pet has the sense to eat the dry food because it is good for him. ... The result is that the pet eats little or none of the balanced nutritious diet, overeats an unbalanced diet , gains too much weight, becomes finicky and malnourished  We often hear the comment from well meaning owners that “Fido just doesn’t like the kibbled food”.
• It has recently been shown that some cats have problems with the semi-moist cat foods which contain propylene glycol (a feed additive which keeps the moist food from spoiling). ...

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•   How will canine brain aging affect my dog?  .
•   It is likely that a dog with brain aging might show changes in behaviour. ...
• *  Disorientation: your dog is confused or doesn’t recognize normal routines or surroundings.
• *  Interaction changes: your dog no longer greets family members, welcomes petting or asks for attention.
• *  Sleep activity changes: your dog might sleep more during the day or less at night.
• *  House soiling: your dog has frequent indoor accidents and doesn’t “ask” to go outside.
•   At what age might my dog demonstrate signs of canine brain aging?.
• This really depends on the dog’s breed. ...
•   The most important thing you can do for your dog is to know the signs that may indicate brain aging. ...   Research shows that food rich in antioxidants and other key nutrients may improve the learning ability in older dogs and fight brain aging.   Talk to your veterinarian about the important role nutrition can play to help your dog age successfully.
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•   What is Hill’s® Prescription Diet® Canine b/d™?.
•   Hill’s® Prescription Diet® Canine b/d™ is a special dog food formula rich in antioxidants and contains dried fruits and vegetables such as spinach, tomato pomace and grape pomace and including essential fatty acids and other nutrients that help combat signs of brain aging by fighting damaging free radicals.   Canine b/dä helps to limit further free radical production and stabilizes the cell membranes within the dog’s brain. ...

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• Many veterinarians recommend commercial weight loss diets, and some of these work so well that they are available only by prescription. ...
• If they eat supplements of meat containing fat or even a maintenance pet food after becoming accustomed to low fat diets, they may develop a potentially serious disease called pancreatitis. ...
• Recent research has indicated that increasing dietary fiber does Not suppress appetite, and holistic veterinarians have found that these animals sometimes do better on canned food (even of the maintenance variety) or on home-prepared diets. ...
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• Commonly Asked Questions About Dog Nutrition.
• Why can’t I feed my dog table scraps? .
• Most table scraps are too fatty for your dog’s digestive system. ...
• Isn’t my pet bored eating the same food? .
• Your dog has fewer taste buds than you do, so he doesn’t have the range of tastes that a person does. A dog’s greatest sense of taste is sugar, which is why many dogs have a “sweet tooth. ...
• What tests are done to make sure the food is safe for my pet? .
• Pet food companies use standardized animal feeding trials designed by the Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO). Animals are fed and monitored for 6 months to ensure that the food provides the right balance of nutrients. A product using this test will have language similar to the following on the label –"Animal feeding tests using AAFCO procedures substantiate that Shep's Food for Dogs provides complete and balanced nutrition for all life stages. ...
• Which pet food company or brand is the best? .
• In general, there are a number of prominent manufacturers of high quality food. ... The key is to know the protein and fat levels, moisture content, fillers, added vitamins and types of ingredients your particular dog requires. Your dog’s age, medical condition and other factors (whether she is pregnant, for instance) also need to be taken into account. Work with your veterinarian to decide what pet food is best for your dog. ...
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• Bil-Jac Premium Pet Food - Premium dog and cat food, and treats made with fresh meat. ...
• Cycle Dog Food - Manufacturer of Gravy Train, Cycle, Kibbles 'n' Bits, and Reward dog goods, as well as Wagwells, Jerky Treats, Pup-Peroni, Meaty Bone and Snausages dog treats. ...
• Evangers Dog and Cat Food Company, Inc. - Producer of canned pet food. ...
• Friskies - Pet food company. ...
• Hill's Pet Nutrition - Hill's Pet Nutrition provides the best pet nutritional products, including Science Diet and Prescription Diet dog food and cat food to pet owners, veterinary professionals, and pet specialty retailers. ...
• Joy Dog Food - Producers of quality dog food for over 50 years. ...
• Kobuk - Manufacturer of performance dog food for real dogs, tested tough in Alaska. ...
• Meow Mix - Cat food fun site with contests cat stories and downloads and product details by Purina. ...
• Mighty Dog - Friskies dog food site with articles and special offers. ...

• Metronidazole is a prescription drug. ...
• Some puppies may develop coccidia after weaning and going to new home; treat as needed with sulfadimethoxine ("Albon", also a prescription drug). ...
• If dog is infested use a name-brand flea collar (Hartz, Sergeant's, etc. ... Hartz 2-in-1 Shampoo is very safe, good for killing fleas (if dog is severely infested, don't rinse all the soap out) and for general cleaning. ...
• WARNING: If this dog will ever be used for breeding, do not use "Proban," "Prospot" or any other residual product. ...
• If your area has mosquitoes, or if you will take this dog out of the Los Angeles area (especially to the Central Valley, Imperial County or anywhere east of I-25) your dog must be treated to prevent potentially-fatal heartworm infestation. The usual method for the one or two dog household is Ivermectin in pill form once a month (see your vet). ...
• Puppy is presently fed free choice (dry food available at all times); this is best for the puppy. ...
• Product must contain a minimum of 25% protein and 14% fat; it does not need to be labeled "puppy food" (most adult performance diets are better). ...
• DO NOT FEED: Science Diet, "grocery" brands, soft-moist, or canned food. ...

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•   Watch your dog transform into a healthy vibrant pet in as little as 3 weeks. ...
•   TEETH & DENTAL:  Dogs fed our food exclusively do not develop tartar on their teeth. People always question feeding a 'soft' food & want to know what they should do to prevent tartar build up while on our food. The answer is simple: just do nothing at all! If you feed our food exclusively to your dog it will not have gum & tooth problems or bad breath.
•   You see what goes into your dog's food, guaranteeing excellent human grade foods. ...
•   MUSCLE TISSUE & CONDITIONING:   Our food is so nutritious & highly digestible that all the elements go right into building & repairing tissue. With proper conditioning & exercise, dogs reach & maintain peak conditioning easily while on our food.   If your dog is overweight, give our diets a try & follow the feeding guidelines & your dog will gradually lose the extra weight and will be much healthier for it.
•   SOMETHING FOR ALL AGES:  Because you can adjust the protein & fat levels (full instructions come with each package) & because our diets have been so perfectly formulated, our food can be fed to any dog, young or old. ...
• Working dogs are able to maintain high energy levels & because our food does not make them hyper, they are more easily trained & can stay focused.   It helps your dog maintain a healthy metabolism.
•   CONVENIENT: No more fussing with cans of food, carrying heavy dog food bags, extra supplements or worrying about balance. ...
• The urine & feces don't smell as strong with dogs on our food as they do on other dog foods; this is because our product consists of top quality human grade ingredients, contains absolutely no additives, preservatives or dyes & because of the highest level of digestibility.
• Monthly, our food costs less than feeding a premium commercially prepared dog food, canned or dry & COMMERCIALLY PREPARED PRESCRIPTION DIETS. If your veterinarian has recommended a special 'Prescription diet' for your dog we may be able to give you a Healthy alternative.

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