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This seems really weird to me so maybe someone can help explain.
Nature's Variety has a calculator:
Feeding Guide | Nature's Variety
Priscilla should be 75lbs, she was 80 and is now about 78 after two months on the raw. The calulator says I should feed her 12oz (approx) per day. She seems satisfied on this amount and is not losing weight to quickly.
Mountain Dog Food looks to be recommending roughly 2+ lbs per day.Mountain Dog Food | Home
And Legacy recommends 2% for inactive dogs or roughly 1.5lbs per day.
Feeding Guide
I don't know if I'll switch Priscilla away from the NV as she is doing so well on it anyway, but I am considering a switch to raw for Carson.
The price of these last two foods is much lower than NV, and I have been told NV is going up $5 per package soon.
It just makes no sense to me that you would have to feed more of one company's food than the other, when isn't (good quality) raw just raw, unlike differences in kibbles?
Nature's Variety has a calculator:
Feeding Guide | Nature's Variety
Priscilla should be 75lbs, she was 80 and is now about 78 after two months on the raw. The calulator says I should feed her 12oz (approx) per day. She seems satisfied on this amount and is not losing weight to quickly.
Mountain Dog Food looks to be recommending roughly 2+ lbs per day.Mountain Dog Food | Home
And Legacy recommends 2% for inactive dogs or roughly 1.5lbs per day.
Feeding Guide
I don't know if I'll switch Priscilla away from the NV as she is doing so well on it anyway, but I am considering a switch to raw for Carson.
The price of these last two foods is much lower than NV, and I have been told NV is going up $5 per package soon.
It just makes no sense to me that you would have to feed more of one company's food than the other, when isn't (good quality) raw just raw, unlike differences in kibbles?