squeem3
Member Since 2009
Do not ever go on the pet food groups on Reddit. The general pet food ones only believe in what they call "WSAVA approved brands". Fact: There is no such list of brands. The WSAVA publishes global-wide nutrition guidelines that is geared mainly to vets. The guideline document does not mention any brand and neither does the web site. Ask for where in the guidelines or web sites it lists out approved brands and you get
If you don't feed an "approved" brand (namely Hills, Purina, and Royal Canin) and only the dry kibble, you also get
I got it for what I feed civvie (Vital Essentials freeze dried raw) and Molly (Instinct Raw Boost dry). I haven't looked much into raw feeding groups there which the general pet food groups are total 
about.
And suggesting to try a LID brand of food in a novel protein and a probiotic for minor GI issues results in a mod removing your post for "misinformation".

The zoo is fine. Civvie is plugging along with her kidney issues. She has a recheck in December. Of course Molly will tag along which is just as well since the vet can check her hot spots and wart. Molly is currently taking apoquel and cefpodoxime for the hot spots. There's slight improvement but she's still licking. Dermatology scheduled her for a appointment in April. The one vet is booked that far out. Molly goes to work with me most days now. Free day care
There's always someone around to keep Molly company. Tiger Mom doesn't care. I was worried that she might be
Molly barely has any energy after a long day of pets
I practically have to drag her down the street to the subway. She sleeps on the shuttle bus ride home. We don't go to the dog park until weekends now.
Molly plotting how to eat Apricot
Apricot and Orange only live in the top half of the cage. They're in the bottom half when I'm cleaning.
@Karolina & Nestle
about.And suggesting to try a LID brand of food in a novel protein and a probiotic for minor GI issues results in a mod removing your post for "misinformation".
The zoo is fine. Civvie is plugging along with her kidney issues. She has a recheck in December. Of course Molly will tag along which is just as well since the vet can check her hot spots and wart. Molly is currently taking apoquel and cefpodoxime for the hot spots. There's slight improvement but she's still licking. Dermatology scheduled her for a appointment in April. The one vet is booked that far out. Molly goes to work with me most days now. Free day care
Molly plotting how to eat Apricot
@Karolina & Nestle

