Canidae ALS dry and eye goop

**dobermansrule** · 02-22-2008, 06:58 PM

to be honest, I did not search to see if this topic has already been covered. But it seems there are quite a few Canidae ALS feeders out there so I figured I'd ask.

Anyone else notice a correlation with feeding Canidae ALS and eye goop in their dobe? We started back on Canidae ALS after a 5 month break from it and suddenly Quincy has eye goop again. It had totally gone away on the other food - Purina Pro Plan. Also, his coat seems a little duller on the Canidae. And the stools are looser. We are chalking up the loose stools to the change in diet and expect it resolve itself as his system adjusts. But just curious about the eye goop. Anyone else experience this with Canidae ALS? does it go away? The eyes are not running per se. Just slightly colored goop build up in the corners of the eye that we have to pick out. Kind of a greenish color. But the goop wasn't there a week ago on the Pro Plan.

Murreydobe · 02-22-2008, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by dobiesrule

to be honest, I did not search to see if this topic has already been covered. But it seems there are quite a few Canidae ALS feeders out there so I figured I'd ask.

Anyone else notice a correlation with feeding Canidae ALS and eye goop in their dobe? We started back on Canidae ALS after a 5 month break from it and suddenly Quincy has eye goop again. It had totally gone away on the other food - Purina Pro Plan. Also, his coat seems a little duller on the Canidae. And the stools are looser. We are chalking up the loose stools to the change in diet and expect it resolve itself as his system adjusts. But just curious about the eye goop. Anyone else experience this with Canidae ALS? does it go away? The eyes are not running per se. Just slightly colored goop build up in the corners of the eye that we have to pick out. Kind of a greenish color. But the goop wasn't there a week ago on the Pro Plan.

Actually, Canidae ALS is a kibble I can count on to NOT make Razzle have runny eyes...many other kibbles cause that to happen to her.

IOW-I think some dogs respond to food ingredients they're sensitive to with runny eyes, which foods that might be is going to vary by dog.

DobieLove02 · 02-23-2008, 09:26 AM

Drake gets Canidae and it actually reduced his eye poopies.

**voodoolizard** · 02-23-2008, 05:08 PM

my 2have jelly eyes ( as we call it ! )
but i never thought it was due to food? we have has them on 2 different ones and no different with either ?
i did post a thread about it and was told sometimes it worse in cold weather cos of the house heating ??

Dobes&Hounds · 02-23-2008, 09:11 PM

Not because I think it's bad, but because I had to feed twice as much to 3 of the dogs. Their poops were huge and never formed. Their bodies looked fine, and they did not have any eye "boogies", but I didn't enjoy scooping elephant poo out of my yard!