The request of what to feed dogs in general, and puppies in particular, is one that is sure to cause an piquant conference whenever dog owners get together. And it's not only people who have had dogs for years that are questioning what diet is best for their canine friends. Some of the first questions that puppy owners ask their vet are:
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"What is the best food to feed my puppy?"
"How often should I feed my puppy?"
"Should I feed bones to my puppy?"
"What about feeding raw food?"
In expanding to request their vets, people also get advice from breeders, pet stores, internet groups and magazines. And, of course, they are also bombarded by advertisements wherever they look. With so many assorted sources of information, many of them biased or, at best, ill-informed, it's not surprising that people are confused.
Surprisingly, the vet is often one of the least superior sources of information. Their courses in college spend very dinky time on either preventive care or food - they focus on cures and surgery. The dinky they do pick up is often from Hill's, who also sponsor many of the materials in veterinary colleges, so not surprisingly, vets often suggest Hill's Science Diet range. Unfortunately, this is not a good source of food for dogs and contains many of the same inappropriate ingredients that are found in the economy brands. This is a case where the high cost of the stock is not reflected in the quality of the food.
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