http://www.petconnection.com/blog/2009/09/29/nutro-recalls-puppy-food-that-may-contain-melted-plastic/ May contain melted plastic :X

Just fyi (sorry for the NDR) ;) http://www.fda.gov/oc/po/firmrecalls/nutro05_09.html

Most dogs have clostridium-related bacteria in their digestive tract, the majority of which don't ever have any problems. However, when an excess of enterotoxins like salmonella or e. coli are exposed to the dogs own bacterial "supply," it causes the bacteria to become active/irritated and destructive in return (causing bloody, mucousy, or chronic diarrhea). Since dogs that are fed a raw diet almost always shed salmonella in their stool (as shown by recent study I'm sure everyone

Falon gets TOTW Pacific Stream and Wolfie gets Innova Red Meat Small Bites (Regular...not EVO).

Please help....vote "thumbs down!" We're losing as of yet: http://news.aol.com/article/cities-struggle-over-dangerous-d og-laws/317421?icid=sphere_newsaol_inpage

[quote user="JackieG"] http://www.wcti12.com//news12.asp I voted before on a previous thread you had and voted again at the above link. The stats on this link said 65% against restricting bully breeds and 35% voting to restrict. I'm confused, but that's not new. LOL http://news.aol.com/article/cities-struggle-over-dangerous-d og-laws/317421?icid=sphere_newsaol_inpage This site and info was not viewable to me. [/quote] Oh that's because there's a space in the link, try this

So avoid corn then. Its common for aflatoxins to be found in the ingredient, even in human standards---problem is you never really hear about it. At least from that experience Diamond manufacturing facilities completely renovated their QC, so if anything it's probably better than some of the competition. Don't forget that during the most recent gluten recall, there were 2 companies that didn't even recall their food when they were effected...they weren't even required to (so all the

That's widely known. Pretty sure it says so on the site as well.

[quote user="Entle Girl"] Just wanted to thank everyone for their suggestions. After much deliberation.... I have decided to go w/ California Natural. Thank you all for your suggestions / tips. We'll see how the change goes and how much he likes it. [/quote] Make sure you add some sort of fatty oil (like salmon/fish oil). Cal. Nat. has a very low fat % for a puppy--even the puppy version. I would still take your pup to the vet to make sure nothing else is going on....I still highly

*bump* Poll's still open!