(VICT) Re: O_T switching dog food
- From: "Angie and Glaze" <leadinglabbie@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "vi-clicker-trainers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <vi-clicker-trainers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 04 Sep 2007 15:06:57 -0400
Hi Shelley,
A lot of foods now list their caloric content on the label. If they don't, you
can sometimes find this out by calling and asking the company. I'd try to find
it out before switching, since the foods really can vary widely.
Merrick sounds like a great food, but it's one of the few I haven't used. Glaze
is currently eating NRG, a granola-like food that is rehydrated before serving.
I like it because it undergoes less processing than kibble. Unfortunately,
there is only one US
distributor, and it is kinda not cheap...
Best, and congratulations on your new pup!
Angie
>> hey you all, since I haven't done this in like five years, but am getting
>> emensley frustrated with the food Gwenna is on how do I go about switching
>> from a Low quality kibble to a human grade, and should I assume that she
>> will eat the same ammount for now and adjust it if I see her gaining weight.
>>
>> I am not liking the kibble she is on right now, and it apparently isn't
>> liking her either, am tired of attempting to pick up.
>>
>> And how long should Imake the transition, so as not to shock the heck out of
>> her young system?
>>
>> Thanks guys, I am switching from Hills Science Diet to maric Chicken Pot
>> pie.
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