mixer

[elfshimmer]

i feed my dogs natures menu and i use pedigree chum mixer . i was told today its too many carbs any ideas what mixer i should use any advice appreciated.

[Shrap]

As far as I'm aware, most mixers have a high carbohydrate content. Dogs have no nutritional requirement for carbs... You'd be better off with a higher quality dry food like orijen. I'm sure someone with a lot more knowledge of mixers etc. will be along soon though

[elfshimmer]

ty shrap xx

[wildmoor]

If you are feeding natures menu it is complete and already as carbs in it so no need to add

[zetstaff]

There are sooo many mixers /dry food about, it's a bit of a lottery - content/price etc

Price doesn't matter, what does is your dog liking it + not having any probs. Mine have Eukanuba (for now, getting too expensive!!!) so I'll gradually mix in something less expensive but as long as they are eating + no health probs then we're all happy

xx

[Caryll]

I personally wouldn't bother with mixer. If you're feeding a complete food there's no need. I occasionally get some bonios for Dempsey but they're just for treats, not part of his food.