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February 7th 10, 05:45 PM
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pet's promise
After the Chinese pet food problem I started feeding my dachshund Pet's
Promise. I cook his main food but he eats about a cup of dry food every day or so. I think I got the name of this food from this news group. Now they are going out of business. So what would be a good dry food for him? Is there any pet food that is not associated with China? 
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February 8th 10, 02:58 PM
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Phyllis Stone wrote:
After the Chinese pet food problem I started feeding my dachshund Pet's Promise. I cook his main food but he eats about a cup of dry food every day or so. I think I got the name of this food from this news group. Now they are going out of business. So what would be a good dry food for him? Is there any pet food that is not associated with China? There are no good dry pet foods. You are much better of with cooking for him.
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February 10th 10, 07:06 AM
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On Mon, 08 Feb 2010 08:58:49 -0500, Char
wrote: Phyllis Stone wrote: After the Chinese pet food problem I started feeding my dachshund Pet's Promise. I cook his main food but he eats about a cup of dry food every day or so. I think I got the name of this food from this news group. Now they are going out of business. So what would be a good dry food for him? Is there any pet food that is not associated with China? There are no good dry pet foods. You are much better of with cooking for him. There are many good dry pet foods. Labeling should tell you where the food is manufactured, or contact the manufacturer and ask.
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February 11th 10, 11:57 AM
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sighthounds & siberians wrote:
On Mon, 08 Feb 2010 08:58:49 -0500, Char wrote: Phyllis Stone wrote: After the Chinese pet food problem I started feeding my dachshund Pet's Promise. I cook his main food but he eats about a cup of dry food every day or so. I think I got the name of this food from this news group. Now they are going out of business. So what would be a good dry food for him? Is there any pet food that is not associated with China? There are no good dry pet foods. You are much better of with cooking for him. There are many good dry pet foods. Labeling should tell you where the food is manufactured, or contact the manufacturer and ask. Read the ingredient labels. Kibble is full of grains which make dogs sick. Anyone that thinks kibble is healthy shouldn't be allowed to have dogs. I've seen serious diseases go away merely by eliminating kibble from the diet, including my own Aussie who came to me with full blown mange. Diabetes can disappear with a change to a species appropriate diet as well. It's hard to believe people actually defend kibble these days when we know so much more about nutrition.
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