Healthy, Happy Dogs
We recenly have had to cut back on our expenses due to purchasing a home and the food we’ve been buying our dog is fairly expensive. She’s been on Taste of the Wild, Instinct, and Innova dry formulas, oh and some food from Whole Foods.
Please help, I am looking for the best quality food for the cost conscious.
Ok, first off, our dog hasent been eating for about 2 weeks. We originally thought it was the other dogs eating her food, so we brought her into the house to eat, but she didnt. She started losing weight, and energy, almost immediately. My parents tried different things but were unsuccessful. So I intervened, cause its not my dog but I dont want her die. We had BBQ hotdogs tonight, and there was 4 left over. Without anyone knowing, I tested a couple things. I brought out hotdogs, pizza, and a bowl of dog food. She ate the hotdogs and pizza without thinking. But, the dog food she wont even touch. Which I originally suspected cause of the lawsuit that was recently started.
Basically, she looks really bad, hips showing and all that. They were going to put her down tomorrow, but I got her to eat. Now, being half educated, I know that when somethings starving, the last thing you do is feed it a whole bunch. So, how do I bring her back to health?
Shes a full size poodle, and shes 15. Though she acted young, until recently. Do you feed her a little bit 5 times a day, or, medium amount 2 times, or, start off with a little bit frequently and increase. Or what?
Is the curly coated retriever dog a health breed or not?
If not a health breed please tell me what the health issue are.
Thanks
Asked by:taffy
I am scared out of my minds. I know I keep posting questions but I am terrified I might lose my little dog. She is my life.
I feed my animals IAMS and after research today I am thinking thats not the best. I keep hearing natural foods….what do you suggest and why?
Asked by:←Shea→
