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corgimom · 03-14-2007, 02:10 PM

[quote=Mvons;25923 And to think growing up years ago our doxie ate gainsburger! She only ate 1/2 one each night and had good health. But there are so many more chemicals in our food supply (1960 vs 1969 450 more) and livestock because of what they eat now. I just may have to see if we can afford the organic dog food for our future dog if I can find one with one protein and one grain. Sorry I don't like the fish because of how my last one reacted.[/QUOTE]

Merrie,

Have you ever looked into the Natural Balance? Can I ask, why you don't like fish - how did your last one react to it?

Dick Van Patten's Natural Balance® Dog Food

I rotate Cody on the Venison/Brown Rice, Fish/Sweet Potato and Potato/duck. He used to have really loose stools(last summer), but since he has been eating this food, he is fine and I don't have to even give him any pumpkin.

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corgimom Member Status: Offline Posts: 3,199 Join Date: Apr 2006	03-14-2007, 02:10 PM [quote=Mvons;25923 And to think growing up years ago our doxie ate gainsburger! She only ate 1/2 one each night and had good health. But there are so many more chemicals in our food supply (1960 vs 1969 450 more) and livestock because of what they eat now. I just may have to see if we can afford the organic dog food for our future dog if I can find one with one protein and one grain. Sorry I don't like the fish because of how my last one reacted.[/QUOTE] Merrie, Have you ever looked into the Natural Balance? Can I ask, why you don't like fish - how did your last one react to it? Dick Van Patten's Natural Balance® Dog Food I rotate Cody on the Venison/Brown Rice, Fish/Sweet Potato and Potato/duck. He used to have really loose stools(last summer), but since he has been eating this food, he is fine and I don't have to even give him any pumpkin.