My 11yr Jack Russel gets 1 pouch wet food (10.5 gm protein) How much complete diet kibble should I add daily please?
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Sheepdoglady7
•one year ago
Hi, could you please point me in the right direction to find the rules for wording on labels by manufacturers, with regards to the word "food". I understand that in the US they have the 95-25-3 rule, but I'd like to find the rules for UK. Thanks.
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Andriyaelenor Farnan
•2 years ago
This Dog Feeding Guide is an excellent resource for pet owners. It provides clear and practical advice on what to protection dog for sale feed your dog to ensure their health and well-being. With detailed recommendations on portion sizes, nutritional needs, and suitable food options, it's a must-read for anyone looking to provide the best diet for their furry friend.
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Cococo
•2 years ago
Do you guys have a sister site for cat food?
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Carmen Nieto
•2 years ago
Hello fellow dog parents. Ive got a 5 month old plummer terrier which is basically a modified Jack Russell. She's been treated for fleas by the vets, but ahe scratches as if she has them. Her toilet motions aren't regularly solid And I think shes on the thin side. Ive only had her a month now. I feed her wet food mixed with complete dry food. I want to to get her new food but really can't afford the big sacks for like£60 in one go. Any advice would be welcome please. Take Care
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Carmen Nieto•2 years ago
Hi, I hope your puppy has settled somewhat. A dog can take up to six months to settle into a new situation, new food etc. Just keep going. The scratching could be "the new situation" but I use a lady called Tracy Brind who you can find at canine-senses.newzlenler.com. She helped me with my dog and a skin condition he had. Have a look at her page and read about what she does. Tracy is brilliant. Good luck.
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Jennette Williams
•2 years ago
My vet has said my cockerpoo is overweight and recommends halving her daily food immediately. Is this a safe way to loose weight or should we reduce her food gradually? She is 3 years old neutered and eats AVA dried food for cockerpoos.
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christine maldon
•3 years ago
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We have a rescue Pug x. I was told he has a 1/3rd of a can of meat and dried. Ive taken him off the meat because he was loose with his poo. It is a lot better but he is full of gas more than usual. We have to have candles and plug-ins on most of the time as it is so bad. Woud like some advice what to try please...
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christine maldon•2 years ago
Hi Christine, have you tried posting this in our FB community group? https://www.facebook.com/groups/allaboutdogfood
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•3 years ago
Hi, just need some advice on a diet for my 11 yr old with Auto Immune disease, low protein and low fat but not raw.
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Molly
•5 years ago
Just re homed a 'failed' service dog, and this article wasvery informative, plain English and just make sense I Actually read the whole article which is unusual for me as most are boring and state the obvious. Best article for dog owner.
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Molly•2 years ago
Thank you so much for the positive feedback. What other articles would you like to see?
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My 11yr Jack Russel gets 1 pouch wet food (10.5 gm protein) How much complete diet kibble should I add daily please?
Sheepdoglady7 •one year ago
Hi, could you please point me in the right direction to find the rules for wording on labels by manufacturers, with regards to the word "food". I understand that in the US they have the 95-25-3 rule, but I'd like to find the rules for UK. Thanks.
Andriyaelenor Farnan •2 years ago
This Dog Feeding Guide is an excellent resource for pet owners. It provides clear and practical advice on what to protection dog for sale feed your dog to ensure their health and well-being. With detailed recommendations on portion sizes, nutritional needs, and suitable food options, it's a must-read for anyone looking to provide the best diet for their furry friend.
Cococo •2 years ago
Do you guys have a sister site for cat food?
Carmen Nieto •2 years ago
Hello fellow dog parents. Ive got a 5 month old plummer terrier which is basically a modified Jack Russell. She's been treated for fleas by the vets, but ahe scratches as if she has them. Her toilet motions aren't regularly solid And I think shes on the thin side. Ive only had her a month now. I feed her wet food mixed with complete dry food. I want to to get her new food but really can't afford the big sacks for like£60 in one go. Any advice would be welcome please. Take Care
Elaine Mitchell
Carmen Nieto
•2 years ago
Hi, I hope your puppy has settled somewhat. A dog can take up to six months to settle into a new situation, new food etc. Just keep going. The scratching could be "the new situation" but I use a lady called Tracy Brind who you can find at canine-senses.newzlenler.com. She helped me with my dog and a skin condition he had. Have a look at her page and read about what she does. Tracy is brilliant. Good luck.
Jennette Williams •2 years ago
My vet has said my cockerpoo is overweight and recommends halving her daily food immediately. Is this a safe way to loose weight or should we reduce her food gradually? She is 3 years old neutered and eats AVA dried food for cockerpoos.
christine maldon •3 years ago
Hi
We have a rescue Pug x. I was told he has a 1/3rd of a can of meat and dried. Ive taken him off the meat because he was loose with his poo. It is a lot better but he is full of gas more than usual. We have to have candles and plug-ins on most of the time as it is so bad. Woud like some advice what to try please...
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christine maldon
•2 years ago
Hi Christine, have you tried posting this in our FB community group? https://www.facebook.com/groups/allaboutdogfood
•3 years ago
Hi, just need some advice on a diet for my 11 yr old with Auto Immune disease, low protein and low fat but not raw.
Molly •5 years ago
Just re homed a 'failed' service dog, and this article wasvery informative, plain English and just make sense
I Actually read the whole article which is unusual for me as most are boring and state the obvious.
Best article for dog owner.
Team AADF
Molly
•2 years ago
Thank you so much for the positive feedback. What other articles would you like to see?