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Food & Nutrition > Pedigree Dog Food

Mac 70 lbs is not to- big to be a lap- dog     Barked: Tue Jan 22, '13 6:27pm PST  I do agree it is important for a dog or any animal to have a proper diet. I also know that you can have a healthy dog and feed them pedigree or purina. (can't speak of olroy) I've postponed responding to this thread and did my research. Nowhere around me offers a grain free dog food for less than $15.00 more than the cost of pedigree. Right now I'm looking to spend an extra $30-$50 a month with the switch of food. The point of me posting is, like I said before, I would hate for someone who was considering adopting a larger breed dog to decide not to adopt because they felt they could not afford the food. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Mac 70 lbs is not to- big to be a lap- dog     Barked: Tue Jan 22, '13 5:34pm PST  My pups are switching to a grain free food only because they are having a reaction to grains. Mac is 8 and healthy he doesn't smell (really he never ever smells which is odd) he has great teeth (we switched vets and the new vet said his teeth were exceptional for a dog his age) His breath doesn't stink and he is the perfect weight. Mac has eaten pedigree almost his whole life. There is more to having a healthy dog than food. I would hate for someone who was thinking of adopting a large dog to read this thread and decide not to adopt because the cost of food is too much. FYI if I spent $1 a lb for dog food it would be over $100 a month plus the cost of medications and flea treatment. Even the new food I bought for the puppies is less than $1 per pound. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Senior Dogs > Things That Make Your Senior Young Again

Mac 70 lbs is not to- big to be a lap- dog     Barked: Fri Jan 18, '13 7:10am PST  Now that he has accepted the puppies My Mac is like a puppy again. I love watching him play with the puppies! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Behavior & Training > My Pomeranian keeps peeing where hes peed before!

Mac 70 lbs is not to- big to be a lap- dog     Barked: Thu Jan 17, '13 12:10pm PST  I used a cleaner with Oxi in it and it worked great. I treated the areas and let it sit on the spot for 5 min. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

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