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Hello all After much research thru this wonderful site I have now moved into feeding my kids a variation of the barf diet to ensure my babies good health I wanted to ask, is the ratio of 60% meat and 40% fruit and vegetables correct? Thanks! Charlie and Jillas dad, Steve

Hello all After much research thru this wonderful site I have now moved into feeding my kids a variation of the barf diet to ensure my babies good health I wanted to ask, is the ratio of 40% meat and 60% fruit and vegetables correct? Thanks! Charlie and Jillas dad, Steve

Are you able to give us the brand name of the chicken jerky treats? No, it wasnt on the info I was given, sorry

FYI correspondance from a source; The pet products are now public and both are being removed or have already been removed from the market by the companies. These are: Orijen dog and cat food: Causes spongiform encephalopathy in cats. No dog cases reported but the company has removed both products from the market. Chicken breasts strips (chicken jerky) treats. It causes acquired Fanconi-like syndrome in dogs. The brand has just recalled this particular treats from the market. I would avoid any other chicken product if it is outsourced in China.

I see, perhaps I should mix in a ratio of 50:50 Purina with Innova and see how it goes?

Hey guys First time poster, long time viewer here Question on my babies, we picked up a bag of Innova last night after being told the Purina we were using as a dry food component of the kids diet was a poor choice. Wanting nothing but the best we bought a bag last night, and gave a serving which they literally gobbled up in no time. We had never seen them take to any food like this. This was around 7.30pm At 3am this morning i was awoken by my boy vomiting in his bedroom, and saw that my girl had also vomited recently. Could this be an allergy to Innova? Or is it likely that they were like two little piglets and gobbled down too much an hour before bedtime? Thanks