A Whole Art Gallery, Gone to the Dogs?
Have you ever wondered what the world looked like to a dog? Well what if "Spot" could draw a picture for you? In New York's neighborhood of Chelsea, t…
Meet Munch: Star of Iams' 'Beautiful on the Inside' Ad
Big conventions can be great places to hobnob with celebrities, and the Meet The Breeds event at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City w…
'Pick of the Litter' Digs Veterans, CSI
Everyday brings a wealth of new content to Zootoo.com -- from journals to answers, pet lovers are sharing what matters to them most. To make sure you …
Pet Costume Party Leads to 'Puptials'
In downtown Manhattan, Great Danes and Cairn Terriers become superheroes and golf caddies for one night -- Halloween! And the place to show off their …
Inmates Come to Animal Shelter's Rescue
ST. CLOUD, Fla. -- With a sour economy and a shrinking budget, one Central Florida county has come up with a novel way to keep its animal shelter ope…
New Yorkers Give $19K to Animal Rescue
On Tuesday, Oct. 27, New Yorkers generously donated $19,000 to the Glen Wild Animal Rescue at Unleashed, an Auction and Cocktail Party held at the Ca…
Turtles Saved by Federal Stimulus Money
LEON COUNTY, Fla. -- Matt Aresco has three and a half million reasons to smile. He's on a one man crusade to save turtles in North Florida and now ha…
Meet the Breeds: Gives Dogs, Cats the Limelight
NEW YORK -- Hundreds of dogs and cats gathered under one roof, and the only fighting was for an adoring crowd's attention. That was the scene on Octob…
AKC's Newest Breed: The Leonberger
NEW YORK -- The 2009 Meet The Breeds Convention at the Jacob Javits Center in New York was an opportunity to see an astounding variety of dogs and cat…
Eukanuba Celebrates 40 Years with Prebiotics
Eukanuba Celebrates 40 Years with Prebiotics: The pet food company Eukanuba celebrates its 40th anniversary -- and pet health -- by showcasing its lin…














Comments
1 year ago
Reply
Hope Mars/Pedigree can get their stuff together.
1 year ago
Reply
I need to get a Rabbitry going!
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
Hoep they can get the word out before any animals/humans get sick.
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
My best friend feeds high-quality commercial diet (same brand I use) in the morning, and feeds raw at supper. That is a good way to start. That way, if your recipe isn't exactly perfect in the beginning, they will still get their proper nutrition, while you perfect your raw diet.
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
The more and more I read about the dog food industry the angrier I got. The standards for dog food aren't very high. If I was to feed a dog food I would look at Evo or some other high quality food. You can find good info on the dog food research site.
Good luck.
1 year ago
1 year ago
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
I equate it to feeding your children nothing but Big Macs and Taco Bell. That's the same type of nutrition your dog will get eating garbage like Pedigree and such. Pedigree and the like.
1 year ago
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
...non-synthetic way of getting CHONDROITIN
1 year ago
Reply
Honest. Read your labels. There shouldn't be any corn, wheat, or bones. There shouldn't be any by-product or coloring. Pedigree is loaded with all of that. It really is a horrible food. No way would I feed that to my boys.
Ingredients:
Ground Whole Corn, Meat And Bone Meal, Ground Wheat, Corn Gluten Meal, Animal Fat (Preserved With Bha/Bht), Wheat Mill Run, Wheat Flour, Natural Flavor, Salt, Potassium Chloride, Caramel Color, Chicken By-Product Meal, Rice, Vegetable Oil (Source Of Linoleic Acid), Vitamins (Choline Chloride, Dl-Alpha Tocopherol Acetate [Source Of Vitamin E], L-Ascorbyl-2-Polyphosphate [Source Of Vitamin C*], Vitamin A Supplement, Thiamine Mononitrate [Vitamin B1], Biotin, D-Calcium Pantothenate, Riboflavin Supplement [Vitamin B2], Vitamin D3 Supplement, Vitamin B12 Supplement), Minerals (Zinc Sulfate, Zinc Proteinate, Copper Sulfate, Copper Proteinate, Manganese Proteinate, Potassium Iodide), Added FD&C And Lake Colors (Yellow 6, Yellow 5, Blue 2, Red 40).
There is absolutely nothing good in that food. There is nothing they can actually use.
Try switching your dog to a high quality diet for one month. I won't even advocate a certain brand; I'm not advertising for anyone. One month and your dog will have more energy, will have a softer, healthier coat, better breath, and, here's a big one, healthier, less smelly poop. And half as much poop. Dogs on foods like Pedigree poop more because there is more garbage in there that can't be used by the body. It's just in there to take up more space in a bag, and make your dog feel full. Oh yeah, and to make you buy more because they have to eat twice as much.
Here's my dogs' food ingredients:
Ingredients
Beef
Lamb Meal
Potatoes
Egg
Sunflower Oil
Buffalo
Lamb
Venison
Beef Cartilage
Herring Oil
Natural Flavors
Apples
Carrots
Tomatoes
Alfalfa Sprouts
Garlic
Cottage Cheese
Potassium Chloride
Vitamins/Minerals
Ascorbic Acid
Dried Chicory Root
Direct-Fed Microbials
Vitamin E Supplement
Lecithin
Rosemary Extract
1 year ago
1 year ago
Reply
The issue with these is that they are more expensive than other brands, and they can sometimes be harder to find. Still, you'll only have to feed them about half as much, so a bag will last almost twice as long.
About the treats, that is so true. Read your labels on the treats. Don't buy anything that is made in China, Mexico, or anywhere that doesn't have certain standards. I'm not saying the USA is the best, but I don't buy anything for my dogs that isn't made here. Not just distributed, but manufactured.
1 year ago
Reply
I saw "Chicken Soup..." at the store and thought, "Oh great. This is gonna be a big bag o' crap," but when I turned it around and read the label, I saw that it was not half bad. We have a dog that comes to the daycare that is on it, and she is lean, muscular, energetic, and has a beautiful coat.
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
We have all come to understand that the FDA is understaffed and probably underfunded and that we cannot depend upon them for our safety.
Can't imagine where all this will end.
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply