Hound & Gatos

[Caty M]

Try to get her to feed a brand of pre-made with only meat, bone and organ and to feed turkey necks or something once-twice a week.. they are GREAT for cleaning teeth.

[Scarlett_O']

I went to their website and I couldn't find out anywhere if they include the organs and bone in their definition of "chicken" and "beef" (or whatever meat they are referring to on the can). It doesn't look like a bad food, but for that price, there are other canned foods out there that include the entire animal, bones and organs and all in their canned. I usually buy 100% or 95% meat canned that includes the whole animal when I supplement.

Also, they say in their FAQ's that dogs are omnivores - and that is a little misleading.

"A. Cats are carnivores – meaning they must have meat in order to survive. Dogs are omnivores – meaning they can survive without meat, but only thrive on a high-protein diet. "

I have seen that definition of dogs and cats before, mostly by cat only people....SOOO misleading for dogs and their owners....always pisses me off too!!!

[BrownieM]

I went to their website and I couldn't find out anywhere if they include the organs and bone in their definition of "chicken" and "beef" (or whatever meat they are referring to on the can). It doesn't look like a bad food, but for that price, there are other canned foods out there that include the entire animal, bones and organs and all in their canned. I usually buy 100% or 95% meat canned that includes the whole animal when I supplement.

Also, they say in their FAQ's that dogs are omnivores - and that is a little misleading.

"A. Cats are carnivores – meaning they must have meat in order to survive. Dogs are omnivores – meaning they can survive without meat, but only thrive on a high-protein diet. "

Dogs are classified as carnivores but do have omnivorous capabilities - and I see nothing wrong or innaccurate about what they included in their FAQ.

[BrownieM]

Try to get her to feed a brand of pre-made with only meat, bone and organ and to feed turkey necks or something once-twice a week.. they are GREAT for cleaning teeth.

I really like Vital Essentials for this reason and she can order some from our local pet boutique. My only qualm is that I like my dogs to have more variety than just beef, chicken and fish, so I think it would be good for her to also use some Primal and Nature's Variety simply for variety. Bravo too, though it's harder to find around here.