I didn't find anything on this site that related to dogs except hotdogs!
Joy B
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From: GJC
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2008 12:14 PM
Subject: [SPAM]Re: [Chihuahuas] Hi! Newbie here!
try Nutritiondata.com
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 11:39 AM, wbdreams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, everyone! I'm a newbie to this group and would like to introduce
myself and my 3 small companions. I have a 15 year old 10 pound
chi/min-pin mix girl (Scooter), a 3 year old 5 1/2 pound poodle boy
(Pop), and a 6 month old 2 pound chi girl (Libby). I just got Libby
about a month ago and she is everything that I was looking for. She
makes us smile every day! I have created a photo album titled "Libby
and Friends" if you would like to take a look. I joined this group
mainly because I was searching out info on feeding. I have read a
lot of pros and cons on them all. After researching for many days
and nights, I have decided that I do not want to feed commercial
food and would like to go with home cooked meals. The problem that I
keep facing is that I can't seem to find any info that gives you a
basic idea of an amount to feed, for example 10% of dogs body
weight. Also, I am finding conflicting percentages of meat vs. carbs
and veggies. There are so many different oppinions, all with
apparently satifactory outcomes. I think it is up to the individual
to do what they feel works best for their particular situation. I
have been feeding Innova wet in the morning, raw burger with dyno-
vite in the afternoon and then leaving a small amount of dry kibble
available until around 8pm. Libby is the only one that seems to need
the extra kibble, as would be expected. This seems to be working
well for all, but I still want to get away from the kibble and go
with "real food". Thanks for having me. I look forward to learning
and sharing.
Joy B.
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Glenda
Poquita, Molly, Isabella, Chandler
and all the fosters
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Ponderosa Pomeranians
"I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has
endowed us with sense, reason and intellect has intended us
to forgo their use." --Galileo Galilei
