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Dogs and all animals thread

What's the big deal?. My mom used to give our dogs everything she cooked, even chicken bones and they were all healthy. Stop wasting your money.
 
What a bunch of crap. North American dogs should be licking everyone's feet they are not living in a third world country.

“All in all, they live sicker lives for much longer because we’re not nourishing them the way that nature intended,” Becker says.
 
What's the big deal?. My mom used to give our dogs everything she cooked, even chicken bones and they were all healthy. Stop wasting your money.

So you agree then that a homemade diet is better than commercial food?.....I think that was the gist of the film, to be aware of what is on the labels of what you feed your pets. @Signingin- lol, yes I suppose pets should be grateful that North Americans manufacture crap food, then push it as healthy food to loving owners who too should be grateful they can afford the overpriced crap food. :Crying2:All while people are dying in third world countries:Crying2: I suppose we should be thinking of those Third world countries, when North Americans throw tons of food away every day:)
 
Dogs are omnivores and scavengers...they will eat practically anything. But, a balanced, nutritious diet is obviously a better choice. My mom, a vet for 40 years, makes her own dog food from people food....mostly rice, chicken, meat leftovers, etc. Personally, I buy the expensive stuff from vets because I have done the analysis and know what's in it. But for those on a budget, the premium dog food from places like Loblaw are also good.
 
Dogs are omnivores and scavengers...they will eat practically anything. But, a balanced, nutritious diet is obviously a better choice. My mom, a vet for 40 years, makes her own dog food from people food....mostly rice, chicken, meat leftovers, etc. Personally, I buy the expensive stuff from vets because I have done the analysis and know what's in it. But for those on a budget, the premium dog food from places like Loblaw are also good.

My brother has 3 dogs and he follows your mom's approach.....very healthy dogs.
 
Dogs are omnivores and scavengers...they will eat practically anything. But, a balanced, nutritious diet is obviously a better choice. My mom, a vet for 40 years, makes her own dog food from people food....mostly rice, chicken, meat leftovers, etc. Personally, I buy the expensive stuff from vets because I have done the analysis and know what's in it. But for those on a budget, the premium dog food from places like Loblaw are also good.

My relative who's a vet and also best friends with an owner of a dog food company(sold at vet clinics) has always recommended me to make my own food, as being the healthiest way to feed my dog. My point in posting this article was to inform some of what is actually in most commercial and vet brand packaged food and where those ingredients are gotten. Most aren't aware, some don't care obviously, but some will:) It is important to know, since many diseases can be linked to diet.
 
I'm surprised how so many people feed their pets processed foods like kibble. Would you ever feed your kids corn-flakes for their entire life?

The first few ingredients in the label should be recognizable as food preferable animal protein and not animal by-products.

I feed my dog raw food from Big Country Raw, lot of variety and hassle free.
 
Some of the cheaper dog food in stores is absolute byproduct crap. I buy the higher-end stuff and tend to mix two or three different types together in a large sealed container so my pooches get some variety. And they eat most of the same stuff I do.
 
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