ilove_m4m asked:
I want to find a nutritional value puppy food. Its for my vizsla mix pup. I cant buy the no name brand because she is throwing it up and getting smaller in weight. I need something with fiber, and something that will make her gain weight
THANX
I want to find a nutritional value puppy food. Its for my vizsla mix pup. I cant buy the no name brand because she is throwing it up and getting smaller in weight. I need something with fiber, and something that will make her gain weight
THANX
Well I give my dogs the Science food diet, Biscuits and sometimes canned food, and my Maltese whom is very sensative is fine after it. Then againg you could try Pedigree, but I personally think its food quality is C*rap. But I love soem of their commercials, especially how pedigree donates to shelterd dogs.
This one is sad.
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Pedigree puppy is pretty good that is what my visla could stomach
Always get in the habit of reading the labels on dog food. Most common dry dog foods have corn or corn starch as the first ingrediant, which is terrible for dogs. Try to buy ones with lamb and rice formulas, or with another type of meat as the first ingrediant.
I always reccomend Nutro, because every dog I’ve owned has loved it and it does wonders for their health. But try not to switch your dogs food a lot. Animals need consistancy in their diet, and constantly switching their types of food will make their stomaches upset. When you do switch food, spend a few days giving your dog the new food mixed with the old food, so her system has time to adjust.
Be super careful that your dog does not eat much wet food. It can lead to indigestion, stomach aches, diarrhea, etc. Also, dry food is better for your dog’s teeth.
Try mixing in olive oil, cottage cheese, or a raw egg into your dog’s food once in a while. The fats in these foods will help your dog plump up, and will also help her have a shiney coat.
I am a bit concerned though… Are you sure this problem is caused by your vizsla’s food? Your puppy may have a parasite or some other sickness. If she loses too much weight, take her to the vet soon, please. This may be a more serious problem that you think. And the vet may have some good food suggestions too.