My dog needs to lose about 50 lbs. she just weight in at 99.5 way too much weight. I know the sensible answer is to cut back on her food and snacks, but is it necessary to buy a Vet prescribed food such as OM made by Purina. I have purchased a bag costing 31.00 for 20 lbs. Way to expensive but if necessary will continue to buy. Is there a cheaper “good” food out there I can start her on? Thank you.
My dog needs to lose about 50 lbs. she just weight in at 99.5 way too much weight. I know the sensible answer is to cut back on her food and snacks, but is it necessary to buy a Vet prescribed food such as OM made by Purina. I have purchased a bag costing 31.00 for 20 lbs. Way to expensive but if necessary will continue to buy. Is there a cheaper “good” food out there I can start her on? Thank you.
My 20 month old male rough collie’s ears are only now starting to stand up after an untroubled puppyhood with wonderfully bent ears. I know the temporary solutions to get them to bend but am wondering about the cause because I do not think it is normal that his ears stand up upon reaching adulthood unless there is an outside factor: vitamin deficiency? hormones?
P.S. His diet has not changed since he went on big dog food and he gets only kibble.
I am looking for a long-term solution to preserve this dog’s beautiful overall appearance. Thanks in advance!
I should add that my dog is in prep for competitions although I am a beginner.
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