CHARLie asked:


I would just like to know what all you dog owners feed your dog???. Ive done alot of studying in my life and had alot of experiance in the animal industry as a vet and other things. Personally i choose not to feed my dog, dog food. I take into consideration why people feed their dog dog food e.g finance, lifestyle. But i just want to know what your opinion is. I dont want to debate about this topic i just want to know what you think?

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krystal asked:


My dog has a tendency to gain weight very easily. In order to keep her from becoming obese I feed her Nutra Max dog food for overweight/less active dogs. Shes not really less active, I take her for a long walk everyday and she also plays with our other dog pretty often but when I have put her on “regular” (good quality) dog food she becomes overweight again. Im just wondering if “diet” dog food is less healthy? lacking in nutrients?

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librarian asked:


I have heard many people say that Science Diet dog food is junk and terrible to feed to your pet. Why do they say that?

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Katie T asked:


I’m thinking of adopting a great dane from a rescue facility and have been hearing about the raw dog food diet. I’m really interested in feeding any future dogs this type of diet. I have done some online research and know the basics but I’m wanting to talk to people who actually own danes and feed a raw diet. I’m mostly curious as to how much more expensive this would be than feeding top quality commercial food (say, $30 for a 40lb bag), the quantitiy usually fed (I know it depends on the dog’s age, amount of exercise, ect) frequency (once or twice daily) and the different types of food fed. I’d appreciate any feedback on this! Thanks!

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Martin B asked:


I recently adopted a dog from a local shelter and they gave me a big box of food – no labels or anything. After it ran out I changed him over to pedigree and he has had nothing but runny **** since. I contacted the shelter and they said that they get food donated all the time and have no way of knowing what it was that we were given. They were little round, flat bits of food. They were very compact… I mean that there was not much dust at the bottom of the bag. That leads me to believe it was a good brand of food such as Science Diet. I would run out to the vets to see what Science Diet looks like, but the vet is a money grubbing pig and would probably charge me $55 for an office visit!
How about Iams? What does that look like?

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