posted 01-13-2004 01:40 PM         

There are two kinds that they said would be best for my dogs. This is
all the infor I could get from them.

Blue Seal's Natural 26

26% Protein, 12% Fat

Featured Ingredients are:
Meat and Bone meal, natural preservatives, chelatred minerals
(organic), yeast culture and Vitamin C

the other is

Blue Seal's KRUNCHIES

21% Protein, 10% Fat

Featured INgredients are:
Poultry By-Product meal, natural preservatives, chelated minerals
(organic), yeast culture and Vitamin C

I have no idea when it comes to dog foods to be completely honest
with all of you.. I know this doesn't really give a lot I can't find
the moisture levels and if there is crude fibers or anything.. So
again, if anyone can help me out here, I would really appreciate it.
I wanted to go with Canidae or Innova or Nature's Miracle but they do
not have it. I would have to drive four hours one way to get anythign
like it-

posted 01-14-2004 09:34 PM         

I'll put it to you this way...Picture your favorite athlete getting up in the morning and only having a bowl of cold cereal for breakfast before facing the apposing team and the big crowds! (Not Going to Happen) Worse imagine having nothing to look forward to but another bowl of cereal when he gets home, who could live, like that? But yet that’s
Exactly what some people expect there Canine athletes to do.

Yes its true today’s modern canine is light years away from its wild counter parts except for one thing!!! Its digestive system! You wouldn’t feed a cow a cheese burger would you?
Nor would you feed a Wolf toss salad and bread stick.

Our dogs eat what we put down for them, lets face it they don’t have a hole lot of choice.
However if you were to give them the choice what do you think it would be? A natural Canine Diet- or -factory processed kibble?

Having said all that, if you still choose to feed kibble, back when I didn’t know any better I used Solid-Gold dog food, in my opinion the best kibble type dog food on the market. If
You can’t find a Dist. Or a retailer near you they will ship to your door. http://www.solidgoldhealth.com/

Just my 2 cent

Deus

posted 01-15-2004 09:02 AM         

Chicken,
Beef,
Lamb
and Fish are the best meats I've found to feed
Pork doesn't have as high of a fat and protien level, Chicken doens't either, but it does have more aminos and higher fats than the pork.

The best veggi's I've found to use are carrotts,peas, cooked corn, and potatoes.

I have a problem with the peas and carrotts with my dogs, so I mask the taste of them with their meat.
I fix them gravy as well.

They also have a self feeder that they can eat at when ever they want of the Dry Kibbles.

posted 01-15-2004 04:07 PM         

I hope you understand that above post is just my opiniun. as im sure you know if you ask ten people a question u'll get ten different amswer's every time LOL.

Below are some links to where I do my shopping and there good surces of information as well.

http://www.k9power.com/ for my supps
http://www.solidgoldhealth.com/ read up on the Sea Meal & Flaxseed Oil
http://www.alaskanmalamutes.com/barf.htm Malamutes aside this a good sorce for Raw Feeding info
http://www.performancepetfoods.com/store.asp
Another good site for highend health products for your dogs
http://www.urbancarnivore.com/index.cfm This one is in Canada and rite now the borders are closed as im sure you know
but give them a read anyway you wont be sorry.

Hope this helps.