Well, fuсk.

Yeah, they are. They put in entire euthanized dogs with their collars and everything. If they were wearing a shock collar the microchip from that goes in too. Also, animal by-products.

Thank you.

 

Well, I have to agree with Wolfie here. I've had one of my dogs for nearly 9 years, and the other one which I got two years later for 7 years. For the most part, they've only been fed dry food, with the occasional treat. However, variation of brands can at times be smart, to figure out what suits for your dog. I would not go and blame it all on one brand; there are several factors that could've played a part in the dog getting cancer, reasons you might not even be aware of. Also, the quality of different brands of dry-food can vary from country to country.

As Wolfie mentioned, there are several cons to raw meat, and I would advise you to rather try out different dry-food brands, or other options, rather than sticking to a raw meat and rice diet. Remember, you could wind up finding something that is ideal for your special dog.

As for the current situation, I really hope your dog becomes better, I know how dearly I love my dogs, and how much seeing them sick would hurt. I'm crossing my fingers for you, and wish you the best of luck.

 

The only brands that are half-good for your dog are really obscure and expensive, like Taste of the Wild.

And thank you very much.

 

Do you even know what yellow journalism is? It's just to make a story. There may be a hint of truth in that somewhere, but you'd have to be stupid to believe everything.

 

It's not just the daily mail that I read that.