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woogiebear · 03-13-2007, 09:44 AM

Ok...now you guys have all scared the hell out of me. I have probably been feeding Spoilt and Rotten incorrectly and for some time now causing possible damage to thier bone structure? I am not a breeder nor am I a show person. I just love my babies and spoil them rotten (hence thier names). Apparently I need to change the dry food as well now even though they like it so much. Neither of them are overweight in the slightest. Although Spoilt is so much larger than Rotten as a whole. Everyone thinks Rotten is the younger one. Here I thought I was feeding them correctly and all along I was not. Kind of makes me feel like I wasted my time giving them extra calcium when they were younger. I have all ideas that Spoilt will have problems later, being a bluey and hence more suseptible to genetic malfunctions but now it seems I have compounded that possibility with incorrect feeding.

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woogiebear Member Status: Offline Posts: 83 Join Date: Apr 2006	03-13-2007, 09:44 AM Ok...now you guys have all scared the hell out of me. I have probably been feeding Spoilt and Rotten incorrectly and for some time now causing possible damage to thier bone structure? I am not a breeder nor am I a show person. I just love my babies and spoil them rotten (hence thier names). Apparently I need to change the dry food as well now even though they like it so much. Neither of them are overweight in the slightest. Although Spoilt is so much larger than Rotten as a whole. Everyone thinks Rotten is the younger one. Here I thought I was feeding them correctly and all along I was not. Kind of makes me feel like I wasted my time giving them extra calcium when they were younger. I have all ideas that Spoilt will have problems later, being a bluey and hence more suseptible to genetic malfunctions but now it seems I have compounded that possibility with incorrect feeding.