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For those of you that missed Ian Hetzel's recent comment on why he felt that Wild Dogs Are Not a Good Role Model for the Domestic Dog's Diet , here is his comment and my response: |
Ian stated: It sounds like a good idea to give your dog fresh, raw meat because "that's what the wild dogs eat". This is an understandable misconception, but here are a couple of facts to consider
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Posted on 12/25/05 at 20:00:00 by
Jeannie Thomason
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Readers Q&A
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There is a lot of confusion about a species appropriate diet for dogs. The "why" is that we have crossed the line between science and prolific industry propaganda. Since the 1950s vast sums of money have been poured into shaping public perception because the profits are enormous. Not to mention that “we the people” have a tendency towards anthropomorphism, and convenience is a driving force.
For unbiased scientific information see the article:
http://achinook.squarespace...
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| Greetings Friends! I have receieved a few questions lately that I think would be good to post for everyone to read and comment on if they like. I will try to make the Reader's Q&A a regular feature here from now on. Let me know what you all think. |
Question:
I have been giving my GSD about 1/4 c of raw food twice a day along with Innova dry. The raw consists of fresh buffalo, shredded fruit and veggies. I also usually give her a digestive enzyme supplement along with Vit B12, folic acid, Ester C and Vit. E. I wait for at least two hours before I exercise her. Even after 5 ot 6 hours after eating she vomits after running or exercising a lot. She chases are 2 year old malinois. She is a 6 or 7 year old Shepherd. Can you think of why she might be vomiting? There is still a lot of food in her stomach when she does vomit. thanks
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For unbiased scientific information see the article:
http://achinook.squarespace...