Ever Veterinary your advice for dog food?
In my view, Vets are paid by major dog food companies to promote products. Veterinary nutritionists are NO, their studies were taught to treat a dog in the event of injury or illness, not what to feed a dog that some of them live a long and healthy life. Why take these peoples advice like that? Veterinary not make money with our dog because it brings in upset stomach or an allergic reaction? Would you recommend the food best dog food to its clients if it meant they would lose money because pets are much healthier and also due to the fact that they lose the incentive of large companies like Science Diet? I wan't to know what you all think. Personally, I turned three types of dog food: Orijen, EVO and Taste of the jungle and I would never trust my vet to recommend a good food for my dog, but I would like to know why some others rely on their veterinarians recommendation.
I touch my dogs almost never see the vet for them – make it look more likely that most veterinarians and veterinarians are often here for the horses (stud work) All comments on how well the dogs look and are surprised when I tell them they are fed raw. I can get feedback about diet plays an unbalanced, they need XY and Z then look back and realize they are wrong. I had in elderly BC guessed that a new vet was 7 or 8 and she was 14. No tartar on your teeth and not a sign of rigidity. That made crude to the vet you have a couple of other equine veterinarians. Therefore, I will not ask a veterinarian for feeding advice for all animals.
