Is this food okay for senior dogs?
587303
There are 8 different formulas that you can chose from. My 4 month old retriever is on the Ultra mix. Food is natural and grain free. I have been very pleased with this product and plan to continue using this brand for the lifespan of my dog. KP
1887348
As long as they are not gaining weight with the amounts you are providing them you should be good to go. I add a little Wellness canned turkey to my pom and papillons meals with a little warm water and they love it. This is such a great dog food for small breeds.
1583521
If the teeth were pulled recently, I would say "no" for sure. If it has been awhile, these are pliable compared to others we have tried with our senior dogs so your dog might do fine. I would, as someone else suggested, buy one of the smaller packs to start with since some dogs are picky (mine) and won't chew just anything.
182733
I don't know for sure, sorry. We don't use this food anymore. Just not a favorite for our dog. She loved it at first, but not so much now. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
1526501
Yes, I think it is. I take it with my breakfast meal and I also add it to my elderly dog's food. I am saving about fourty-five bucks by ordering from Amazon.
7239
Definitely!! I recommend it for any age dog..it's an overall great multivitamin for your dog regardless the health of your dog
388274
HI! I have 3 greyhounds and this lasts quite a while. For my two seniors, I give 3/4 oz with the morning meal, and 1/2 oz with the evening meal. You can give it all at one time but I like to divide it up. For my younger hound, he just gets 1/2 oz per day. Hope this helps!
7240
My dog is a 5.5 pitbull when i was giving him bully max i did notice when he would walk up the steps his back and neck were more muscular. It gave him diarrhea so i stopped giving it to him. I recommend boiling chicken and giving him boiled chicken and raw egg mixed in his food. Dont dump the chicken broth feed him that too. Just try upping his protein intake and making sure hes getting daily exercise. Depending on how old he is it might just be how its going to be. Just like when we get old taking body building supplements isnt going to do much when your 90 lol. Good luck. Talk to your vet about options.
548398
I cannot find an expiration date, only a LOT #, which is D142413. I do not know what that means, guessing the 13 might be this year, but probably not safe to assume. The food always smells fresh and I usually go by the smell as I can easily detect being rancid or old that way. The pets LOvE this food! and I am glad to feed it because it is good for them.
1567429
Thanks for asking the question! It's the exact question that I was going to ask myself. I have large breed puppies and I was wondering if this was an all stage food, suitable for large breed puppies.
1924968
Definitely. I foster for a Rottweiler rescue organization and take care of all ages, from 6 weeks old to adults. All of them are on Taste of the Wild (TOW puppy food for the youngsters). To transition to any new food, always mix the foods to avoid digestive upsets: (Example) 25% new food for 2 days; then 50% new food for 2 days; then 75% new food for 2 days. This is just a guide; if signs of soft stools or diarrhea, stay with the low % of the new food for additional days.
871042
Great question. Sadly, I don't know. I know none of us wants Chinese food for our dogs. If you find out please let me know. Sorry. Take care.
1567428
I think no. I looked into this for a Saint Bernard puppy, but according to the TOTW FAQ this has more than the maximum recommend calcium content (2.1% vs 1.5%) and calcium to phosphorus ratio (1.5:1 vs 1.3:1). This all seems pretty confusing, but TOTW recommends their High Prairie Puppy which has lower calcium. Also it's more expensive. http://www.tasteofthewildpetfood.com/faq/#191
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I have not had that experience; Orijen is a great dog food, but may not be appropriate for you dog. I would call Orijen customer service and tell them what is going on before you discontinue feeding the brand. You may be giving either too much or the wrong kibble for your dog's age or breed.
1476687
I would think so. Some Dogs prefer the cheaper "junk food" though because they like the taste.
125809
Advanced adult has fewer calories per serving and more chicken and vegetables in it, plus nutrients for senior dog needs, i.e. for joint health and teeth health over age 10.
1174779
I would have to say yes. I have a ten year old Maltese who has eating these since she could chew. She has a few every day as a snack. In fact, she refuses to eat any other treat. My vet sats she is the healthiest maltese she ever seen, and when asked her age, no one believes she is 10.