Kible / biscuits

[Borr 4,456]

I've picked a couple of £50 bags here and there off FB market place for £15 as fur baby wasn't keen etc, salmon and sweet potato etc. Normally feeding Burgess lurcher and greyhound, supplemented with food scraps and sardines.

[mC HULL 10,390]

17 minutes ago, steve66 said:

interesting , but feeding cooked bones ?

i’ve always done it boiled hare bunny’s sheeps pigs heads just boil em 

[mC HULL 10,390]

4 hours ago, socks said:

It doesn’t matter how much googling you do a dogs digestive system is designed to eat and process a certain type of food. And it isn’t dry biscuits made in a lab.  

i don’t think dogs do great on a high meat diet variety is better 

[Big Ron 1,138]

9 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

i don’t think dogs do great on a high meat diet variety is better 

By meat they don’t mean KFC or McDonald’s mind 

[Gilbey 1,405]

25 minutes ago, Neobliviscaris1776 said:

Processed food is what kibble is. It's not food, it's processed.

I would only use it as a supplement to 'real' food ie meat, fish, eggs, veg etc. To think that dog biscuits/kibble can possibly be fed full-time to a dog without issues long-term on its health is ludicrous and extremely naive. 

Just like processed food for humans, it's not healthy because it's not food in its 'whole form' so therefore our bodies do very little work digesting it and often than not go on to develop allergies, intolerances, weaknesses, cancers etc etc. That's a fact and undisputed. 

Sounds wonderful to think that our canine carnivorous friends too can live all their life on some processed mix of ingredients and chemicals in the shape of a small biscuit.

They can't. 

They do though, my boss recently lost his collie at 16, fed nothing but wagg and later Tesco's complete. Not arguing just saying, plenty farmers do similar

[mC HULL 10,390]

8 minutes ago, Big Ron said:

By meat they don’t mean KFC or McDonald’s mind 

biscuits a cheaper them a 5 pound meal from kfc lol 

what does a pound shop don feed  ?

[mC HULL 10,390]

7 minutes ago, Gilbey said:

They do though, my boss recently lost his collie at 16, fed nothing but wagg and later Tesco's complete. Not arguing just saying, plenty farmers do similar

see it loads don’t you little yorkie 18 fed pedigree chum wet it’s whole life  

Edited September 3, 2022 by mC HULL

[Black neck 15,161]

2 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

see it loads don’t you little yorkie 18 fed pedigree chum wet it’s whole life  

My last dog lived till 27 and was still working at 22 on bounce chunks and beans 

[mC HULL 10,390]

1 minute ago, Black neck said:

My last dog lived till 27 and was still working at 22 on bounce chunks and beans 

must a been one of a kind like you blacky  

[Black neck 15,161]

8 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

must a been one of a kind like you blacky  

That was the youngest 1 

[socks 32,253]

1 hour ago, steve66 said:

interesting , but feeding cooked bones ?

Bones only become brittle if they are baked in the oven. 

[Black neck 15,161]

2 hours ago, mC HULL said:

i’ve always done it boiled hare bunny’s sheeps pigs heads just boil em 

Don't yours just eat them in the field 

[mC HULL 10,390]

32 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Don't yours just eat them in the field 

do the odd un when they first get started blacky  

[Black neck 15,161]

19 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

do the odd un when they first get started blacky  

Mine don't can't catch um int first place see

[mC HULL 10,390]

retrieve still blacky