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not sure if this has been previously posted but think it is worth you all having a good look, do any of you feed iams? look under iamscruelty.co.uk and it is shocking! :rant: :rant:
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yes ive read about iams Tanya, ive tried jill on several complete and she shifts the lot, but funnilly enough having said that, she actully left some james wellbeloved in her dish the other day, and believe me she looks real good on it, her coat is spot on, so now i make my own concoction up.Tanya Docwra said:not sure if this has been previously posted but think it is worth you all having a good look, do any of you feed iams? look under iamscruelty.co.uk and it is shocking! :rant: :rant:
If you click the FAQ link I gave you... :thumbsup:whippynit said:OMG !!!!!![]()
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Do most pet food companies do this? Does anyone kniow if James wellbeloved do?
no need to be concerned just tell them you dont want to do it i dont think its anything sinisterMiley said:i am so shocked i never knew that this was going on . i cant stand the thought that i have been supporting this by feeding him on Hills Natures Best.
has anyone else be using this ? lennie is not a fussy eater but seems to gain weight very easily, and is allways hungry what do you all feed you Whippy.
in closing i was contacted yesterday by a company representing Hills who had my details from a survey i filled out from a bag of food to take part in a trial food to be released later this year, i am know very concerned about it, has anyone else been contacted by them?
sorry for all the questions but i thought you guys might be able to help
Miley
Seraphina said:I wouldn't put anything past a big company; profit is all what they are interested in. However, how can you judge if the diet you feed is doing any good, if the animals are kept in confined and unhealthy conditions? You do not have to cut out the dog's muscle to see if it is developing well and if you do "need" it for some reason it would be easier to PTS the animal first. In any case how could an animal develop properly when kept in cage. It all sounds quite illogical.However, there are other things to worry about some kibble. I have heard that as the top manufacturers are competing for the same market, they are trying to out do each other by putting in their product more and more vitamins and other “beneficial” additives, including growth hormones. (w00t) Has anybody else heard this?
marvelous how they all differ isnt it, my bitch will eat anything i put in front of her, must admit she loves oily fish, her gets better fed than i dosharron said:Zeb will not eat dry food (even mixer)I'v tried most brands)Tried raw food but will only eat chicken wings.
So hes back on tinned food with tinned oilly fish which he wolfs down.
If he eats it and likes it then im happy.
LOL Keith - the "non-dog" people at work think im absolutely mad feeding the dogs the likes of sardines, eggs, salmon etc for breakfast! :wacko:midlanderkeith said:marvelous how they all differ isnt it, my bitch will eat anything i put in front of her, must admit she loves oily fish, her gets better fed than i dosharron said:Zeb will not eat dry food (even mixer)I'v tried most brands)Tried raw food but will only eat chicken wings.
So hes back on tinned food with tinned oilly fish which he wolfs down.
If he eats it and likes it then im happy.
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