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Hi there, I am purchasing a miniature bulldog puppy in New York. She will be around 10 weeks and up to date on her vaccines. I am wondering if I can bring her in to petco to get her last three routine puppy shots, and get information on what other sh
You will need to check that your local Petco has a Vetco clinic branch as well, they will have a look at the vaccines she already got and will let you know which ones need to be done next. regarding food i recommend one of the following: Orijen, Acana, Evovle or Taste of the wild.
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Does Orijen and Acana have too many ingredients in them? (40+) is this ok to feed to my dog? Why or why not? Thanks! My dog does not have any sensitivities that I'm aware of.
Orijen and Acana are considered "premium" diets. Either is an excellent choice to feed Chloe. If she is eating something different, make the switch gradually (over 7-10 days) to prevent gastrointestinal upset.
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Hello doc. I have a little question to ask. I have tried lots of dog food for my dog, but still I don't know what is best for him. At the moment I am giving him Real Nature, I hope you heard about it, but I want to change it beacause I don't think th
Real Nature seems to be a very high quality food, it is not one i am familiar with but the ingredient list is quite impressive. if he is doing well on this brand i would probably stick with it. other excelent options include Orijen, Acana and taste of the wild.
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hello, i have been feeding my dog raw kiblets and would like to switch him to dry food. my vet suggested science diet however i noticed it has a lot of synthetic materials. i would like your opinion on this brand Acana. here are some of the ingredien
Acana is a good quality food, so I think that this is a good choice if you are going to switch him to dry food. That ingredient list is comprised of primarily meat along with some legumes such as peas, lentils, and beans which are often better than grains and carbohydrates to act as "filler."
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Hello, I was just wondering the validity to Acana dog feed ultimately being bad for dogs and whether I should continue feeding my dog their food. I know a few people whose dogs have suddenly gotten sick, or died, because of a lack of nutrients in sai
I don't recommend Acana because it's grain free, and vets are seeing an increase in dogs with dilated cardiomyopathy who are on grain free diets. Here's the thing about the claims of only certain foods being "human grade": They are all human grade! The products come from animals slaughtered in plants that use the meat for human consumption. It comes from the same animal that provides chicken breasts to humans. The brands of food I recommend are the only ones that have veterinary nutritionists on staff, which ensures the food is balanced. They also meet AAFCO standards and run feeding trials. Those brands are Royal Canin, Hill's Science Diet, Purina ProPlan, and Iams. I feed my dogs Iams, and they love it. I hope this helps!
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