[nagdu] Allergies and Dog Foods Dog

[Danielle Antoine]

Well, yes I too have always fed commercial dog food with no problem
but I do believe indeed diet has plenty to do with how we and our dogs
feel. After all, they can take many of the same meds we do. I consider
it quite a blessing I didn't have to go through what some of my
friends have had to with their dogs but  I got it with my children so
can somewhat relate. Thanks all for sharing. I think I will stick to
what my wallet dictates. While feeding raw is ideal I don't think I'll
ever be in a position to do so. Thanks for this info though and I do
agree just from my human experience of eating healthy and working out
then going to a more sedentary, laxed lifestyle where cost dictates
grocery shopping and like I said having reared allergy sufferers, all
3 of em. Rebecca, I had to laugh! I hope we can continue to have
civility throught this topic


Danielle


On 6/12/15, Debby Phillips via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hi Sandra, I'm just sending this to you (I hope), because I want
> to say a hearty Amen.  I did once have to feed a dog of mine
> special prescribed food, and it was extremely expensive.  At the
> time, both my husband and I were working so we could more easily
> afford to feed such a food.  It did help him, but it was not raw,
> and it had potato in it.  But for the most part, I think that if
> people choose a good name brand food, they should be fine.  We
> just switched from Purina 1 to Pro Plan, but the formulas are not
> that much different.
>
> Again, thanks for writing what you did.  Some people get guilted
> into making decisions that they really can't afford.     Peace,
> Debby and Nova
>
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