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02-02-2012, 11:36 AM
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I don't fully measure it, but I would say about a cup and a half each dog in one bag(3 dogs, roughly 4.5 cups, I can measure of you wish). I feed them 2 chicken backs in the morning, and 1 helping of that blend at night. I also give them a mid day snack because we are home all the time and **** it, why not. After next week I will be regulating the food intake more. Right now they are on the detox/getting used to it, so I am trying different things out in the early stages to see what they do good on, and what they hate.
02-02-2012, 11:41 AM
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In the 4th pic you can see the amount, I smash it down and take all the air out, then stack it.
Online sites suggest between 2-3% of the dogs body weight for the amount you feed. I have the calculations on my fridge, but I will be weighing and recalculation in a couple of months, plus, the white and tan dog is still a puppy, so she will grow some more in the next few months, big bitch huh?
Online sites suggest between 2-3% of the dogs body weight for the amount you feed. I have the calculations on my fridge, but I will be weighing and recalculation in a couple of months, plus, the white and tan dog is still a puppy, so she will grow some more in the next few months, big bitch huh?
02-02-2012, 12:12 PM
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I don't fully measure it, but I would say about a cup and a half each dog in one bag(3 dogs, roughly 4.5 cups, I can measure of you wish). I feed them 2 chicken backs in the morning, and 1 helping of that blend at night. I also give them a mid day snack because we are home all the time and **** it, why not. After next week I will be regulating the food intake more. Right now they are on the detox/getting used to it, so I am trying different things out in the early stages to see what they do good on, and what they hate.
In the 4th pic you can see the amount, I smash it down and take all the air out, then stack it.
Online sites suggest between 2-3% of the dogs body weight for the amount you feed. I have the calculations on my fridge, but I will be weighing and recalculation in a couple of months, plus, the white and tan dog is still a puppy, so she will grow some more in the next few months, big bitch huh?
Online sites suggest between 2-3% of the dogs body weight for the amount you feed. I have the calculations on my fridge, but I will be weighing and recalculation in a couple of months, plus, the white and tan dog is still a puppy, so she will grow some more in the next few months, big bitch huh?
02-02-2012, 12:24 PM
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They have had diarrhea a few times, only two accidents inside, one a week ago, BAD, and one last night while we were sleeping, not so bad. A few times one has vomited, but I suspect eating or drinking too fast, as it is mostly food, and white, frothy vomit.
The pros are worth it, my allergic girl has had no feet problems since switching her a week and a half ago.
The pros are worth it, my allergic girl has had no feet problems since switching her a week and a half ago.
02-02-2012, 12:42 PM
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They have had diarrhea a few times, only two accidents inside, one a week ago, BAD, and one last night while we were sleeping, not so bad. A few times one has vomited, but I suspect eating or drinking too fast, as it is mostly food, and white, frothy vomit.
The pros are worth it, my allergic girl has had no feet problems since switching her a week and a half ago.
The pros are worth it, my allergic girl has had no feet problems since switching her a week and a half ago.
02-02-2012, 12:47 PM
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I have one, the solid brown, that can not drink out of the water dispenser. When the thing "burps" it freaks him out. And the media says these dogs are horrendous, mine can't be around the water bowl or the door stop that makes noise if you hit it...
02-02-2012, 01:31 PM
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we have rabbit/hamster bottles in their cages in case we are gone all day, been using them for years (bowls get flipped or chewed) and that ****** would spend 5 minutes slurping at it. It go so annoying at night that I tossed them. He now has to figure it out or die...ok, maybe not die.
