Did you mix in the food he got before as a transition? That could be your 
problem. Maybe you need to go back to (no matter how bad it was) the old food 
he originally started with.

I started looking into supplements as I got scared when my vet chastised me for 
wanting to feed "human grade" food.  When Henry's blood work was off the 
vet blamed my diet. Then months later even his special pricey food got pulled 
for being tainted. (And now in light of recent meat debacle: is our human grade 
food even that good?..glad I feed natural)
I was worried and went directly to a nutritonist (and not that thats the answer 
because that was  labor intensive and pricey plus he would not eat the food 
with the powders in it).
I recently (4 months ago) found Natures Logic. It seems to be working (and 
palatable) but i am not sure enough to recommend it whole heartedly. You really 
need to get your dog's poop stabilized first before adding any things to his 
diet.

Did it stabilize yet? I have been off email for few days, so I hope he did.


best,
michelle and henry
in the beautiful Catskill Mountains, NY


-----Original Message-----
From: Bunny & Maxx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sat, 16 Feb 2008 10:29 pm
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Help with vitamin suggestions








How did you know that Henry needed supplements?




My new pup has been with me a week today.  He had really bad diarrhea last 
Thursday.  He's better now, his stool is still soft but the vet said it was 
gas.  He's a very gas-y pup, that's why.  Right now, since the vet visit, he is 
on a prescription canned dogfood mixed a bit with his dry kibbles.  I'm hoping 
that after the canned food, his food intake stabilizes and his stool becomes a 
bit harder.  Maxx eats the same food and I've never had problems with his stool.




So I'm worried that the food I give him does not suit him or he is still 
adjusting.  So I'm waiting a few more days to see since he could also be 
adjusting.  He is just 3months.



On Feb 16, 2008, at 10:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



I had big problems with Henry's blood work being off  and searched and searched 
for nutritional supplements, even had them custom made to is blood work- ho 
help!

But then I found Natures Logic which seemed not only to be palatable but also 
since he's been on it, his blood is normal and he has his vitality back. I 
cannot say if the blood being normal is coincidence or result but I use it and 
feed a homemade diet as well. Evidently its from food natural sources and not 
synthetic which are harder to digest.

Natures Logic all food fortifier
Natures Logic North Atlantic Salmon oil
good luck and good for you feeding human grade food! If I can find it I will 
send you an article from Whole Dog Journal on this topic which was helpful to 
me.


best,
michelle and henry
in the beautiful Catskill Mountains, NY


-----Original Message-----
From: Emi-Mail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sat, 16 Feb 2008 8:43 am
Subject: [Chihuahuas] Help with vitamin suggestions








Since Isabella has to be on a homemade food diet because of food allergies, her 
coat just doesn’t seem as soft as it should be and she has a very small area of 
hair loss on her chest.  Her diet consists of sweet potatoes, oatmeal, 
broccoli, chicken, blueberries, and eggs.  I add a healthy powder to her food 
from Dr. Pitcairn’s book which has brewer’s yeast, lecithin granules, kelp 
powder, organic bone meal, and vitamin C. I also add salmon oil that has omega 
3 and omega 6 fatty acid daily.  I don’t know if this is a complete diet or 
not.  If she is missing nutrients I need help in finding a good vitamin that 
she would take and would help her coat.  This group is great in helping others 
and I really appreciate all the knowledge I find here.

 

Thanks,

 

Emi






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