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.
Ok well my Large Breed Puppy Which is 11 months and a yellow lab. Has been eating Acana large breed puppy, here are the ingredients……
Chicken meal (low ash), steamed oatmeal, ground whole rice, chicken fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols, citric acid and rosemary), rice bran, ground flaxseed (source of Omega 3), beet pulp, herring oil (natural source of DHA and EPA), chicken broth, yeast extract (Saccharomyces cerevisiae fermentation solubles), chicory root (FOS), steamed sweet potato, dried whole egg, yucca shidigera, glucosamine HCl (powdered lobster shell), chondroitin sulfate (shark cartilage), marigold extract (source of lutein), L-carnitine supplement, Atlantic kelp, carrots, tomatoes (natural source of lycopene), apples, whole garlic, parsley, rosemary extract, cranberry, sea salt, potassium chloride, choline chloride, lysine, vitamin A supplement, dl alpha-tocopherol acetate (vitamin E), methionine, vitamin D3 supplement, *iron bioplex, *zinc bioplex, *manganese bioplex, biotin, *copper bioplex, niacin, riboflavin, thiamine mononitrate, pyridoxine hydrochloride (source of vitamin B6), vitamin B12, folic acid. *chelated mineral
She is bored of this food now since she has eaten it for 4 months, What Is a good healthy no by-products or any of that other bad stuff you know what i mean. I am looking for a good flavor of holistic food. Under $65. I want to keep her on puppy food until she is over 1 year. On Nov 7
I HAVE AN AMERICAN YELLOW LAB!! SHE NEEDED LARGE BREED FOOD!!! NOT REGULAR PUPPY FOOD.
Imagine that, after natural selection had acted on the lizards for many years as it did on the population in the lab, the state of California set aside a large wildlife preserve for the remaining population of orange-throated whiptail lizards. How might the increase on habitat affect the population of lizards? Suggest factors other than food that could affect the population over time.
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My Australian Shephard eats super fast because we used to have a Yellow Lab and she thought her food was in danger of being eaten i guess. Now that she has no other competition, is their any way that i can get her to stop inhaling it and chew. She seems to choke a lot and im worried she will damage her insides.
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I have a chocolate lab/great dane mix and his hair is everywhere. Is there a good food that could help reduce this?
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