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what food for pup?

Discussion in 'Health & Nutrition' started by p1tbull, Apr 7, 2011.

  1. p1tbull

    p1tbull Big Dog

    Just wondering what you guys recommend for a pup 3 months old.
     
  2. dutchy954

    dutchy954 Big Dog

    Taste of the wild... its all life stages. I feed it from 4 weeks old to senior.
     
  3. allbiz00

    allbiz00 Pup

    Diamond puppy formula. High protein and nice solid turd nuggets.
     
  4. p1tbull

    p1tbull Big Dog

    is it bad for the pup's kidney for such high protein in a young stage?
     
  5. MinorThreat

    MinorThreat CH Dog

    astronomical protein percentages for a puppy is not needed.
     
  6. 6sN7s

    6sN7s Top Dog

    they also dont hurt the pup, give me the scientific info that this will influence the pup in the wrong ways?
    if the body gets to much of carbohydrates it will turn into body fatt, if it will get to much protein the body will put this out. ( sry for my english)
    i feed my pup orijen orginal red, also high on protein and suited for all life stages.
     
  7. LOS ALTOS

    LOS ALTOS Pup

    I use exceed chicken and rice. Keeps my dogs real healthy. All stages of life food. I hear kirkland puppy food is good also...
     
  8. MinorThreat

    MinorThreat CH Dog

    orijen is to high, i'd never give that to a dog outside conditioning periods, I'd never even use it then, still to high. Why do you think a dog needs that much protein for daily maintenance, explain.
     
  9. Kristin

    Kristin Big Dog

    To much protein will cause the Kidneys to have to work extra hard, which isn't a good thing.
     
  10. ElJay

    ElJay CH Dog

    Totw pacific stream is not high protein.

    That said, ive fed high protein for a long time. My dogs do just fine. Bloodwork is always perfect, including kidney values. There is no proven scientific evidence that high protein damages the kidneys.

    Calcium to phosphorus ratios is what is important, and most high quality dog foods have great ratios.
     
  11. ElJay

    ElJay CH Dog

    Also, I think the amount u feed and the quality of the ibgredients used is more important.

    The higher protein foods dont require u to feed nearly as much to achieve great results, whether ur dog works hard ir not. Just my personal experience.
     
  12. bb051491

    bb051491 Pup

    RAW for mine
     
  13. Dream Pits

    Dream Pits CH Dog

    hear ya go!
     
  14. ElJay

    ElJay CH Dog

    I agree raw is definitly best, as long as u research it and know what ur doing. But it's not feasible for everyone. Just depends on what resources are available to u and what cost it incurs. I myself don't have a place for a feezer nor do I have good places to get what i'd need to consistently feed raw. But one day I hope to be able to achieve this....
     
  15. Dream Pits

    Dream Pits CH Dog

    i feed both totw and raw to mine. prob will be on full raw at about 4 months old
     
  16. p1tbull

    p1tbull Big Dog

    thx for the comments
     
  17. allbiz00

    allbiz00 Pup

    no its puppy formula, formulated for a puppy. Im no scientist, but assure you its quality and not harmful.
     
  18. 6sN7s

    6sN7s Top Dog

  19. jjkennels

    jjkennels Pup

    just stick with a good pup kibble like arden grange for now then maybe later look into adding a bit o raw
     
  20. p1tbull

    p1tbull Big Dog

    okay another ? for you more experience owners, how do you feed your pup? give it buffet or two times a day. I do two times a day but he seems to not eat as much that way.
     

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