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20/06/18

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Originally posted by PhantomGWW ↑

Hi Margaret63 and all pet lovers,

I am no expert in the following

IMHO I believe they do not give our mates the natural foods they need (similar to our diets..).
They say ....from natural ingredients .......... hmmm!!!! I wonder.

I will not subject my dog to the 'pigs ears' and like food The dried parts of animals (my choice) ..... some do not say where from and what from... I believe they are imported and you can guess possibly where from .....

However one must rely upon the more reliable types of dog/cat foods and hope that the ingredients, often not clearly described are OK.

Did read recently that --(not a pleasant topic) that if a dogs droppings, if left for awhile does not go a whitest colour then the food being fed may be lacking in some form of calcium..

Have a look at some of the foods -- Advertising ... packet soups in particular .. No (or Free) from MSG ... well my knowledge of MSG its a 621 yet a 631 635 is active in that soup and is very very similar to the chemical in MSG. Would love more time to go into more detail.....

As I said I am no expert -- its All IMHO.

Keep safe all pet lovers

The PhantomGWW

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Hi,

Yes, when growing up our pets ate what we ate. Dad cooked for them.

I always consulted a vet and asked. They all said different things.
We always had regular vet checks for our pets. I never fed my cats
chicken bones or my dogs.

As I have lupus I have to be careful of reactions to foods as a trigger.
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