Re: Food
- From: shore@xxxxxxxxx (Melinda Shore)
- Date: 3 Mar 2006 18:18:59 -0500
In article <71919$4408c666$d844266b$16346@xxxxxxxx>,
wolfpuppy <togrul@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Since I paid a great deal of money for
my pup, I took her at her word.
You'd pay a huge amount of money for a doodle dog and those
breeders are some of the biggest dog morons on the planet.
I'm not sure why you're equating "sells at high prices" with
"knows a lot about dog food," but the fact that she
recommended IAMS is kind of a big hint that she doesn't,
actually.
Vets can be pretty hit and miss on dog food. Some know a
lot about nutrition, some don't. Some know a lot about
what's on the market, some don't.
When I questioned my vet on IAMS, he was
very quick to point out that it was a high quality dog
food.
It's probably better than Purina Dog Chow or Old Roy. What
was your vet comparing it to?
It isn't true in every case, but I feel that you most often get what you pay
for.
I've found the correlation to be pretty loose, but if that's
what you believe why are you buying a less expensive dog
food? For example, the IAMS company itself produces a
premium brand (Eukanuba) - why aren't you buying that? What
about the probably dozens of other premium brands?
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Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - shore@xxxxxxxxx
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