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post 1674950363 01-15-2023, 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted By SmillironS
He’s got skin allergies bro, let me try to find out what I give my dog every spring and I’ll update this post. My dogs an old English/American bulldog cross, that shot changed his life drastically.

Edit - Kenalog shot
appreciate that, thank you. We use an ear ointment that really helps but he hates having it applied, it squirts/liquid base

"You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to SmillironS again."

Destor-repped, thanks bro
post 1674950573 01-15-2023, 08:42 PM
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When my woman's dog went thru "allergies" and random crap we went on a mission to find a good food. Never found one. Ended up making her food. Basically turkey, rice, sweet potato kale+vitamins. If I get another dog I'm starting from scratch again, never feeding processed crap again.
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post 1674950803 01-15-2023, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
Many dogs or giant dog?
Both. They are moggers
post 1674950843 01-15-2023, 08:45 PM
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TLDR

If you don’t feed your dogs and cats raw meat you’re a freakin moron and should be ashamed of your moronaty.


BRB a baby wolf or small tiger, hmmm… let me feed them something other than what they ate for eons.

You don’t know better than nature.
post 1674951093 01-15-2023, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted By optimus1
They literally cannot digest many veggies or fruits properly. VERY small portions or not at all. Last I checked, dogs cannot tell you if their stomach is fukked up or they're feeling like chit. Bowel movement quality is far from the only factor in digestion issues. Many veggies are toxic to dogs and others should be consumed in small portions. None are necessary, what a huge waste of time.
Have you read what is in dog food? I suppose you think "tomato pomace" is superior nutrition instead of some left over filler lol.
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post 1674951103 01-15-2023, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted By Paul
appreciate that, thank you. We use an ear ointment that really helps but he hates having it applied, it squirts/liquid base

"You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to SmillironS again."

Destor-repped, thanks bro
Check my edit bro, I’m a sucker for helping people and animals. I’ve been around sick animals of all kinds in my near 38 years on the ranch I’ve got a pretty good knowledge if there’s any other way I can help lmk.
post 1674951553 01-15-2023, 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted By blazenbb
What do when I have over 1000lbs of dogs?
Feline instincts used to be a popular company, they send you a vitamin mix and you mix it yourself with raw meat. I’m sure there are many other similar options on the market these days, just get cheap ground beef and go, even that is better than garbage they put into bags and cans at the pet store.
post 1674951573 01-15-2023, 08:51 PM
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might wanna try a probiotic

One more Rep!! Yea!
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post 1674951593 01-15-2023, 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted By SmillironS
Check my edit bro, I’m a sucker for helping people and animals. I’ve been around sick animals of all kinds in my near 38 years on the ranch I’ve got a pretty good knowledge if there’s any other way I can help lmk.
Check cp. any chance you could potentially send me in the right direction?
post 1674951643 01-15-2023, 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted By Paul
OP I'd like to go with something like your diet. Right now we feed him slightly cooked food..this one here..it comes frozen




We've been through so many types of foods, mostly raw, but it seems no matter what his ears always smell and are constantly itching him. It's getting really frustrating.

Have you tried a dermatologist yet? Yes, srs. We just did and got some high power chit for both skin and ears. Years of struggling and finally a doc came up with a plan that's working.
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post 1674951753 01-15-2023, 08:53 PM
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Real food is better than dog kibble.
Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
- Tons of fruits and veggies on the reg
- All kindsa dank supps like herbs, spices, kelp, seaweed, flax, mushroom powder, extra vitamins on the reg
on dat ----- time.





Dogs only need meat like they eat in the wild.
post 1674951793 01-15-2023, 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted By blazenbb
Check cp. any chance you could potentially send me in the right direction?
Check cp
post 1674952013 01-15-2023, 08:56 PM
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My pups have been eating raw for 10 years now and I always get comments about their coats and muscularity. They eat all human grade chicken quarters, beef, beef kidney, chicken livers, spinach, and blueberries as the base but will add probiotics, joint support, eggs, etc. It’s all run through a huge Weston #42 meat grinder so it’s the consistency of ground meat. My 1 year old Boxer is super lean and thin in the mid section and has huge ripped legs. It’s like a human eating a perfect natural diet vs someone living on McDonalds. Kibble is processed junk.
post 1674952113 01-15-2023, 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted By chacha15
might wanna try a probiotic

I feed a shelf stable probiotic along with small amounts of sauerkraut, raw goat's milk, plain greek yogurt, etc.

Dogs went from gassy, bloated, couldn't even eat a pig ear without vomiting, to rock solid iron guts. Can devour anything now.
post 1674952253 01-15-2023, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted By -JR
Have you tried a dermatologist yet? Yes, srs. We just did and got some high power chit for both skin and ears. Years of struggling and finally a doc came up with a plan that's working.
No, just experimenting with different foods so far, I'll look into that as well, thank you
post 1674952713 01-15-2023, 09:02 PM
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This makes me want to switch moreso over to raw food even though I think the food I currently buy is about the best kibble you can get
post 1674952883 01-15-2023, 09:05 PM
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Gjdm always happy to see pet owners feed their pets real food instead of trash cancer infested kibbles.

My friend’s cat had the same symptoms as your dog did so I told her to stop giving the cat kibbles or canned food and she didn’t listen to me. Needless to say, her cat quickly died and the diagnosis was stomach cancer.

I give my dog everything organic and grass fed. Same as you but I add apple cider vinegar and coconut oil because she gets seizures rarely. Brush her teeth every night. She’s 15 years old and still very healthy except for 2 missing teeth and greying hair but she can walk or run for miles no problem. If she has any health issues, I put her on a fast for a couple days to help reduce the inflammation and only feed her once a day.
post 1674953043 01-15-2023, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Destor
This makes me want to switch moreso over to raw food even though I think the food I currently buy is about the best kibble you can get
As long as you are doing it correctly. The lowest quality raw is almost always better than the best kibble.


Thank you smillirons
post 1674953493 01-15-2023, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted By mingrey02stg2
My pups have been eating raw for 10 years now and I always get comments about their coats and muscularity. They eat all human grade chicken quarters, beef, beef kidney, chicken livers, spinach, and blueberries as the base but will add probiotics, joint support, eggs, etc. It’s all run through a huge Weston #42 meat grinder so it’s the consistency of ground meat. My 1 year old Boxer is super lean and thin in the mid section and has huge ripped legs. It’s like a human eating a perfect natural diet vs someone living on McDonalds. Kibble is processed junk.
Das it, mane. Mine quickly went from typical loaf shaped bulldogs to near the natty limit. Most people have never even seen a lean english bulldog with a waist and big shoulder/leg muscles, like they're supposed to be. I'm convinced a lot of it is diet.

post 1674953683 01-15-2023, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Paul
OP I'd like to go with something like your diet. Right now we feed him slightly cooked food..this one here..it comes frozen




We've been through so many types of foods, mostly raw, but it seems no matter what his ears always smell and are constantly itching him. It's getting really frustrating.

Watch this vet’s videos, he has great suggestions when it comes to homeopathy treatments

https://m.youtube.com/user/internetpetvet

Have him Apple cider vinegar may help with the stink and itching, of course fasting and avoiding sugar and carbs also help.
post 1674955073 01-15-2023, 09:33 PM
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All that and what your pitbull really wants to feed on is toddlers
post 1674955463 01-15-2023, 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted By 128
All that and what your pitbull really wants to feed on is toddlers
This guy's channel is just his pit bull devouring meat

post 1674957013 01-15-2023, 09:56 PM
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Originally Posted By optimus1
Most dogs cannot properly digest veggies or even most fruits. They should primarily get beef with occasional chicken along with bones, bone marrow, and biscuits. You're an idiot if you're actually feeding a dog a high fiber/vegetable diet, they're going to be miserable constant stomach problems.
Originally Posted By optimus1
They literally cannot digest many veggies or fruits properly. VERY small portions or not at all. Last I checked, dogs cannot tell you if their stomach is fukked up or they're feeling like chit. Bowel movement quality is far from the only factor in digestion issues. Many veggies are toxic to dogs and others should be consumed in small portions. None are necessary, what a huge waste of time.
Misc knows better than any trained professional when it comes to physiology

Don't worry bro, they watch youtube videos
Originally Posted By Paul
Landshark spotted

Let it starve before it eatsyou
*Tolerance is the lube that slides the dildo of dysfunction into the ass of civilized society*

*We didn't deserve snailsrus*

As always: not medical advice but medical opinion crew
post 1674957453 01-15-2023, 10:01 PM
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I tried feeding my dog raw food awhile back and he didn’t seem to like it. I’m the beginning he would just drag the Raw chicken around on my kitchen floor.
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Originally Posted By Xerve
I tried feeding my dog raw food awhile back and he didn’t seem to like it. I’m the beginning he would just drag the Raw chicken around on my kitchen floor.
Most dogs will rob a bank for organ meat. Slip a little tripe or liver or kidney or whatever you can get in there.
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
This guy's channel is just his pit bull devouring meat

alright, that's fkn weird

not as weird as that fat fgt who does it, but pretty close
Make Europe Germany Again
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Originally Posted By Ratfish
alright, that's fkn weird

not as weird as that fat fgt who does it, but pretty close
You reckon it's a fetish thing, like the people who get off watching animals eat each other (Vorarephilia)?
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
You reckon it's a fetish thing, like the people who get off watching animals eat each other (Vorarephilia)?
everything probably is

i can think of 10 miscers minimum who have fapped to my dancing vids so i had to take them down srs
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post 1674960313 01-15-2023, 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted By Ratfish
everything probably is

i can think of 10 miscers minimum who have fapped to my dancing vids so i had to take them down srs
Cope fear was a great miscer, though
post 1674961093 01-15-2023, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted By optimus1
You're wrong. My sister is a veterinarian, you do not feed dogs veggies unless you're a complete idiot.
You dumb ****g0t. I am agreeing with you.
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