Re: [CDFC] Re: The Honest Kitchen
I never heard of Grandma Lucy's, Ken. I will check it out. Thanks!
Vickie and Cassie
Tinley Park, IL
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Sent: Wed, 29 Apr 2009 2:15 pm
Subject: [CDFC] Re: The Honest Kitchen
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From: mydefault <mydefault@yahoo.
To: Commercial_Dog_
Sent: Wed, 29 Apr 2009 2:15 pm
Subject: [CDFC] Re: The Honest Kitchen
I was told that the Honest Kitchen products may be a little high in phosphorus for a dog in renal failure, even the preference. I have an older Shar-Pei that is in the later stages and was looking into it for her when she was first diagnosed.
I feed the Embark to my younger lab, but I think I'd be hesitant with a dog in Renal Failure. One food I was looking into with low levels of phos was Grandma Lucy's. Never tried it, but it's the same type of dehydraded food.
Good Luck
-Ken
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> Does anyone feed this food to their dogs? I've got a Scottish Terrier who the Vet believes is in the very early stages of Chronic Renal Failure. I'd like to put her on this food.
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I feed the Embark to my younger lab, but I think I'd be hesitant with a dog in Renal Failure. One food I was looking into with low levels of phos was Grandma Lucy's. Never tried it, but it's the same type of dehydraded food.
Good Luck
-Ken
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> Does anyone feed this food to their dogs? I've got a Scottish Terrier who the Vet believes is in the very early stages of Chronic Renal Failure. I'd like to put her on this food.
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