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Hi there guys im having trouble keeping the weight on my saluki greyhound bitch. She two year now.She's on dry complete sneyds wonderdog and chicken mince.When not in work her condition comes back well but if i take her out jusf a few nights in week she runs it off. I Feed her on a night when been out working any body got some tips thanks

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Feed her some real food: meat, fat and bone: maybe add extra carbs in the form of porridge oats or brown bread. Feed real fat: lamb or beef fat: that provides energy fast for dogs. Cereal based foods are OK for some dogs that don't burn it off fast, but IMO you can't beat a raw diet and the dog doesn't need to eat as much in terms of weight or quantity to retain condition. I've sent you a pm.

 

Edited to add: I haven't sent you a pm after all as it says you can't use the messaging system: don't know what that is all about!

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Feed her some real food: meat, fat and bone: maybe add extra carbs in the form of porridge oats or brown bread. Feed real fat: lamb or beef fat: that provides energy fast for dogs. Cereal based foods are OK for some dogs that don't burn it off fast, but IMO you can't beat a raw diet and the dog doesn't need to eat as much in terms of weight or quantity to retain condition. I've sent you a pm.

 

Edited to add: I haven't sent you a pm after all as it says you can't use the messaging system: don't know what that is all about!

cheers for advice pal will try that
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Brown bread is mainly carbs: carbs will put weight on some dogs and Saluki types generally tend to do better if they are getting more carbs than say a sprint type of dog, but that is only a generalisation. Protein and fat from animal source is best for maintaining all round condition when dog is working hard.

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