jenkie99

We have found with our bulldogs that if we feed anything but chciken it heats up the blood and turns the coat a stain colour paticually under the arms

Hi we use Revive we found sashas blend worked on the short term but not on the long term. this is a great Aust product. it is on the www.innawinner.com web site

Sheep Liver is what is used in the commerical barf diet if that helps

Ascorbic Acid is better than the Ester C as it is absorbed more into the body. We have bulldogs and this is a problem for us because of the rapid growth and also the weight we feed 1/2 to 1 tesp per day.

I would have to agree with the barf diet. I have been showing and breeding for 15 years and have Rottweilers bulldogs and cresteds. Up until About 6 months ago we have always feed a quality dry food and raw meat then I went to a quality dry food factory to see how it is made and all dry foods are made the same might I add. They have truck that picks up all the left over fat meat that is good or off, then it travels around in an open not refridgerated truck with flys and god knows what else then it goes to the dry food factory where the chemically add vit and minerials then the add the fillers ect. THen it gets cooked and 135 degrees to dry it out so what was good in it now isn't good at all. Since finding this out we now feed muesli and not the VIP kind that still resembles dry food, but real muesli that looks like horse feed 100% natural and 100% australian made. We only feed half as much as the dry food and also the dogs poos are firm dark and small because they don't have the filler. We noticed a difference straight away in coat growth, shine and the dogs well being. We would never go back. 10kg $42.50 so for the amount you need to feed then it works out about the same as most premimum dog foods. JMO

We use Sprint oil as it has omega 3 & 6 oil which gives better absorbtion and for $38.50 for 5 litres value for money as you only use one cap full