pippixox
Well-Known Member
I have quite a lot of knowledge about horse feed! how to keep weight on without pumping up the sugar levels!!!
but can it be the same with dogs?
I did feed my last dog (a sensitive GSD) raw, but newish rescue collie would often stick her nose up at it. So switched to high quality kibble (currently canagan, as stocked in near pet shop and high meat content)
but I was after advice on what might be best if your dog is on the skinny side ( she is sooooo active! and certainly could do with a little more weight, as much as I do like to keep pets on the lean side)but also a hyper, neurotic collie!
will different food/level of protein/ make a difference?
I am just concerned she has become even more hyper with more food! not that I want to starve her,but she does get a lot of exercise, can't fit much more in! if I had an underweight but lively horse, I would mostly just try and up their forage, but it isn't the same with dogs!
but can it be the same with dogs?
I did feed my last dog (a sensitive GSD) raw, but newish rescue collie would often stick her nose up at it. So switched to high quality kibble (currently canagan, as stocked in near pet shop and high meat content)
but I was after advice on what might be best if your dog is on the skinny side ( she is sooooo active! and certainly could do with a little more weight, as much as I do like to keep pets on the lean side)but also a hyper, neurotic collie!
will different food/level of protein/ make a difference?
I am just concerned she has become even more hyper with more food! not that I want to starve her,but she does get a lot of exercise, can't fit much more in! if I had an underweight but lively horse, I would mostly just try and up their forage, but it isn't the same with dogs!