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Tucker, CGC,- TDI Bloggin' Dog     Barked: Fri Jan 4, '13 11:11am PST  Thanks, Scooter! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Tucker, CGC,- TDI Bloggin' Dog     Barked: Fri Jan 4, '13 8:17am PST  Thanks for all the responses thus far. Let me ask another question. If you had an opportunity to get this for $25 per month through a large company as part of a benefits package, do you think it is worth it. (The dog in question is young and healthy with no known hereditary issues or pre-existing conditions.) Thanks again! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Dog Health > VPI Pet Insurance

Tucker, CGC,- TDI Bloggin' Dog     Barked: Wed Jan 2, '13 10:02am PST  Has anyone used this company? If so, what has your experience been? All feedback, good and bad, requested! Thank you! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Food & Nutrition > Changing foods because of recalls

Tucker, CGC,- TDI Bloggin' Dog     Barked: Mon Jun 11, '12 2:14pm PST  We love Honest Kitchen! Pups & kitties here are on prey model raw, but we do travel quite a bit with the pups and Honest Kitchen is, I feel, a great, temporary alternative to a raw diet, and because Tucker also has a thyroid support supplement that he needs to take twice daily with food (it's a powder so needs to be mixed in with something), I will often use it for this purpose even while we're at home. If for some unforseen reason I had to stop feeding raw, Honest Kitchen would probably be what I would feed full-time. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Small Dogs > Does anyone have a big dog too?

Tucker, CGC,- TDI Bloggin' Dog     Barked: Thu Jun 7, '12 9:52am PST  I have had big and small (Dakotah, nicknamed Kody, funnily enough) was a 70+ Malamute mix when I got Tucker (Powderpuff Chinese Crested) who was about ten months old and nine-ish pounds when I got him. Not quite the same degree of size difference as you're talking about, but still substantial. As someone else said, dogs don't see size - a very small dog can exert influence over a very large one, BUT having said that, the potential is still there for the smaller dog to be injured accidentally by a much larger one, so you have to be mindful. In my case, Dakotah was, I knew from long experience, infinitely trustworthy, and very careful, with any being smaller and weaker than himself, and I wasn't the least worried how he would do with Tucker. However, now I'm in the reverse situation in that I have two small dogs (Tucker and nine and a half pound Brussels/Yorkie mix, Phoebe), and find myself really wanting a larger dog again. However, I have concerns about bringing a larger dog in with two smaller ones, just simply because the larger dog (or puppy) is an unknown entity. Still haven't really decided what to do about this. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Tucker, CGC,- TDI Bloggin' Dog     Barked: Wed Jun 6, '12 11:24am PST  Finding scores like this is one of the things that make raw feeding so much fun! I hadn't had any scores in awhile either, but over the weekend I went to my regular grocery store and they had beef heart in 2-ish pound packages from anywhere between $1.50 and $2.19 - not per pound, TOTAL. So I was pretty excited! I can never get beef heart (or anything but chicken or turkey hearts) locally, so I usually order them online, but once you add shipping, it gets pretty expensive, and because I'm also feeding cats, I am very cognizant of making sure I have a variety of heart in their diet, because of its being so rich in taurine. Yay for scores! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Raw Food Diet > So, what's in your food bowl today!!

Tucker, CGC,- TDI Bloggin' Dog     Barked: Tue Jun 5, '12 10:05am PST  Yesterday - boneless beef, and kidney. Tonight - bone-in rabbit! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Raw Food Diet > The calcium in raw bones. . .

Tucker, CGC,- TDI Bloggin' Dog     Barked: Mon Jun 4, '12 11:48am PST  Good point, Farley! I'd never given it much thought before, but it makes perfect sense! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Raw Food Diet > The calcium in raw bones. . .

Tucker, CGC,- TDI Bloggin' Dog     Barked: Mon Jun 4, '12 5:17am PST  Jackson, that's awesome that you can find lamb heart in a grocery store! Turkey and chicken hearts are the only ones I ever find. (Though I order beef and pork heart, and occasionally duck and lamb heart, from Hare Today. I am feeding PMR to three cats, and since heart is high in taurine, I like to have a variety of different heart to offer them. Of course the dogs like it, too!) my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Tucker, CGC,- TDI Bloggin' Dog     Barked: Sun Jun 3, '12 12:00pm PST  Ninja is a lucky pup to be growing up on raw AND getting such great variety! I can't wait to see the stunning adult dog he'll grow into! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

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