Today's guest post on the main site is by Kate O'Brien from SlimDoggy. It's called 5 food ingredients your dog doesn't need
Re: 5 ingredients your dog doesn't need Good article I enjoyed reading it up until this bit. That is completely misleading and would have people throwing out their dog food. It is factual only where is concerns "food ingredients that your dog does not need", but it implys it is harmful. I would just like people to know Propylene glycol is 100% completely safe.
Re: 5 ingredients your dog doesn't need Thanks for your feedback, it would be great if you could spare a moment to comment on the article itself? So that the author can respond? I don't think she is a member here.
Re: 5 ingredients your dog doesn't need Unfortunately, due to a small number of crazy folk, I have to moderate the comments on the main site. That means the first time someone posts a comment, it won't appear until I have OK'd it. Which I have now done. Any comments you make will go straight through in future. Sorry for the delay.
Re: 5 ingredients your dog doesn't need In the mean time during dinner on the day of his bday i decided to treat him to a lovely dinner and so i fed him prawn fried rice which we made for our family he gulped it down in secs the point is is it wrong to feed him prawns or is it ok..
Re: 5 ingredients your dog doesn't need I have found that prawn shells don't tend to get digested and come out the other end looking more or less as they went in. But prawns without shells are fine I'm sure he enjoyed his birthday treat.
Re: 5 ingredients your dog doesn't need You bet he really enjoyed it and never left the bowl side tmr even more bigger treat awaits him wid gifts and cake and my dad is celebrating his b'day too...so double fun 8)
