eukanuba

[paulus 26]

have a read of this and make your own minds up, me for what it takes ill keep feeding raw and bones, at the very least i have control of what there eating

http://www.pugvillage.com/pug-health/all-about-dog-food

[inan 841]

inan..the terrier's and older retired dog get a cheap low protein food of 21% mixed with low protien tinned food..with the odd table scrap's and rabbit's now and again..the pup will be getting roughly the same when she has stopped growing.. ..apart from she will be getting more tripe/beef/chicken and rabbit mince when she start's her working life.. ..

 

Edited to add..the average age of my dog's before death has been 14yr's old so i must be doing something correct.. ..and last year we had a little dog here that had to be put to sleep at over 17yr's of age.

 

I never suggested you weren't doing things right, just thought the analysis might be useful.Whatever works for you has got to be good imo.

[Millet 4,497]

I know you where not having a dig inan.. ..and like wise me neither if i came across that way..

[MoChara 1,600]

have a read of this and make your own minds up, me for what it takes ill keep feeding raw and bones, at the very least i have control of what there eating

http://www.pugvillag...-about-dog-food

Thanks Paulus, i will join that wee pug forum your a superstar

[minshaw man 111]

how many people use it and how much you paying for it?

used eukanuba 4 a long time but i onestly think redmills is just as good al to ther own tho thankyou aaron

[Moll. 1,769]

Your average lurcher/terrier does not need high % protien