What do you feed your dog?
This is a very important question. After the recent pet food debacles and the tragedy that befell many pets and their owners, the choice of safe food for dogs have come down drastically.
I was in the US last year, and when coming back, I brought back a host of gifts for my dogs. That included several packets of dog treats. This was just before the pet food scandal became public. I came back home and found out about it from the news. We promptly wrote back to the manufacturer asking them how safe these treats would be for out dogs. After examining the batch numbers in the packs, they concluded that although several of their products have been found to be “tainted”, these weren’t.
Would you take the risk and go ahead and give your dogs those treats? I wouldn’t, and I didn’t. The packs were safely disposed (we had to keep in mind the several dogs that made rounds of the dumpsters for food), and we were back to our original diet.
That one adventure aside, we had always been giving our dogs food that was prepared at home. They love it, and it has nutritional value. We have noticed that when it comes to dogs, the food preferences are similar to that of children—different dogs prefer different biscuits. Some would sulk if they do not get their regular brand. Some prefer wheat to rice.
What does your dog eat? Is he/she still on packaged dog food? What brand are you using? Do you cook for your dog? Do you have a special recipe that you would like to share with us? Let us know. Leave a comment for all our dog loving readers to see.
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March 2nd, 2008
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March 3rd, 2008
I would LOVE to prepare my dogs meals.
Right now our Malamute gets Costco brand dry food, which our breeder had analyzed and determined was healthy for her Mals.
Our Siberians are eating the same, but the older is on the mature dog formula. And she gets green beans…so does the Mal.
I hate the idea of them eating badly. And I would love easy recipes that can be pre-made on the weekend and kept refrigerated (or not) for the week.
March 4th, 2008
@Castrocreations
Alaskan Malamutes are not common in our part of the world, but I fins these dogs very mysterious and attractive.
As far as prepared food go, I will be posting some reader contributed recipes shortly, so you can probably get a tip or two from there
April 9th, 2008
“Alaskan Malamutes are not common in our part of the world”
;+{ Billy
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