Sentences with phrase «probably fed it to their dogs»

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They'll probably feed their babies to their dogs.

This probably doesn't add anything to the debate but I ended up feeding my dog a raw meat dog food a couple of weeks ago — I bought it by mistake.

It's probably a pellet feed, similar to dog or cat food in appearance and ingredients list.

You've probably heard the warnings against feeding your dog any kind of poultry bone, but there is an exception to the rule.

If you feed your dog wet / canned food you will probably have a hard time finding foods that have a 2:1 protein to fat ratio.

If your dog is not allergic to grains, we think it's probably more important to feed a food that is low to moderate in carbs instead of worrying about whether the food is grain free.

You'll probably find that you don't need to feed your dog as much of this food as you have been feeding with other foods.

The ingredients are not much different from some of Blue Buffalo's other foods and it would probably be fine to feed it to dogs that didn't have any kind of food issues.

While most of the ingredients are probably of good quality, you should be careful about feeding this food to a dog with a food sensitivity.

If you feed your dog this food you should monitor his weight and condition since he will probably tend to gain weight.

The easiest domesticated animals to feed are probably dogs — the further away you get from the canine family, the more difficult it is to figure out exactly what we should feed our pets using intuition alone.

It's not what most people want to feed their dogs when they think about it, though your dog probably won't mind.

Feeding your dog cranberries probably will not necessitate a visit to the veterinarian, but it probably will not improve their health, either.

If your dog is happy and healthy and you didn't have to take out a loan to feed him / her, you probably made the right choice.

If your dog is overweight and you are feeding the amount recommended on the bag, then you probably need to reduce it.

It's probably a better idea to just feed your dog in person.

If you feed your dog a milk product and he experiences these symptoms shortly after eating — say 30 minutes to two hours — he is probably lactose intolerant.

While it provides a lot of protein — typically 48 to 52 percent — and 33 - 35 percent ash (minerals), 8 to 12 percent fat, it is probably not something you want to feed your dog if you can help it.

If you have a small, toy or miniature breed dog, it stands to reason that you probably wouldn't feed her the same food that you'd give to a mastiff or a great dane.

There are online support groups as well as many books and recipes for healthy canine diets, so if time and due care are taken to ensure that you are dealing with reliable info then I do feel that it is probably the healthiest way to feed your dogs by far.

It's not like she was feeding it to her dog in a bowl for crying out loud, the dog probably stayed away just because of the smell, or maybe gave it a few licks here and there and realized he didn't like it.

Feeding your cat and dog in separate places, and at separate times is probably best until they are used to one another.

If you're feeding your dog Pedigree, you probably would benefit from using Pedigree dog food coupons to save money.

If you feed your dog Natural Balance dog food, you're probably looking to save money with Natural Balance dog food coupons.

Cats appear more adapted than dogs or humans to a high fat diet - so feeding high fat foods probably was not the cause of your cat's pancreatic problem.

Many pet owners with dogs that have food allergies switch to foods containing duck, due to the fact that duck is probably one of the best foods to feed dogs who have allergic reactions to other forms of meat.

Feeding your dog a single can of food that contains carrageenan probably isn't harmful but it looks like there is enough evidence mounting that you will want to avoid carrageenan as part of a steady diet unless new or better research shows that carrageenan isn't harmful.

This is probably not a reason to avoid feeding dog foods that contain rice, but I do note that there could be concern (ingredients indicated in blue).

I regret starting the habit of feeding treats on a regular basis because the dog sometimes doesn't relax adequately, it is forever hopeful of something, so probably kinder to have a routine that it knows there is no chance of a tit - bit except at particular times.

If you're concerned about your dog's nutrition and want to feed a good quality diet, you're probably already paying a premium for good quality kibble or commercial food.

Although gluten probably does account for some problems with grain consumption, «I think that grain - free diets, if they are also soy free and contain protein from animals not fed GM crops, can help many dogs, due to being GM free — and not due to some allergy or gluten issue.»

Feeding dogs cranberries has not worked all that well for prevention of bladder infections and bladder stones, probably because it is hard to keep the urine acidic all day using these in the diet.

Tragically though, the obese Labrador is probably going to suffer just as many, if not more health problems than the skinny, under fed dog and it's just as likely that his misguided owner is sending the poor animal to an early grave.

Even if you feed your dog our foods, you still always want to research and educate yourself on specific products, and learn exactly what is good for your pet Ask your vet, and while they are not always right, they still probably know best.

Even if you are trying to feed a low carb dog food, your dog is probably getting some carbs in his diet.

Calories per cup are high so this is probably not a food you want to feed to a dog that is overweight unless you carefully monitor the food and feed small portions.

We couldn't find any nutritional information for feeding corn grits to dogs but it's our opinion that dogs probably have a hard time digesting grits or obtaining nutrients from them very well.

There are some problematic ingredients in the food and you won't be feeding your dog much meat protein, but the food has been around for a long time and your dog will probably do all right, as long as he doesn't have an allergy to corn, wheat, or soy.

It is probably better to feed an alternative fruit to your dog that is known to be safe for canines - mainly for your peace of mind!

The calorie content is a little low compared to Pedigree's other kibbles so if you have been feeding one of their other kibbles, you will probably need to feed a little more of this food to keep your dog in the same shape.