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Join Date: Jan 2013
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Dogs are not carnivores at all. That's a myth.
Let that set in for a second while. And, yes, you can guess which conversation I had with my new former vet. There was other fun things said, but that took the cake. Saving grace was that he at least admitted he wasn't a nutritionalist. And he was Sure that we had worms. Which came back negative, naturally. Oh and one more thing I learned, and this is a close 2nd place to not carnivore comment - all of you raw feeders out there.... You're lying. You really feed about 50% kibble because you're dogs would never get the right balance of nutrition, but you don't want to admit it. Gee, and to think that evil Lori composed that huge resource of a website just to scam us all.... And about me, I've actually been lurking for about 9 months now, soaking in all the information all over this board. Thank you all for all the information and experiences you all put out there. Whenever I have any sort of question, the wealth of information is amazing.
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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Good grief. If my boss or coworkers said that. I believe I'd smack them. In all reality, my boss actually encourages raw feeding when done correctly.
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Whitehorse, Yukon
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Ummmm....if dogs aren't carnivores, then why bother putting meat in the kibble at all, fillers are so much cheaper!!....
Wait, oh yeah! The kibbles that are usually found in a vet clinic actually contain very little meat, which is why they are so *healthy* for dogs...LOL Might be time to interview for a new vet
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Join Date: Feb 2012
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![]() ![]() ![]() Wow and the vet paid HOW much for that vet certificate? I'd tell him to go back to his school and demand a refund!
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Carlsbad, California
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O.o
![]() I had something similar happen, I took my GSD puppy to the vet soon after I brought him home... I forgot to make an appointment with my usual vet and got the new young vet at the clinic. He asked me what Ollie was eating and I said Honest kitchen, he then went, "oh no no, he needs to be on a puppy food like science diet or eukanuba." So you want me to switch my dog from Honest Kitchen to... Science diet? Cue me, ".........." Wait till he finds out I'm switching him to raw! LOL. I just shook my head, nodded and smiled.
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Join Date: Jan 2013
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Not too long of a story, but I'll still spare you short, I'm actually in the process of switching vets, but I just needed to get the rabies shot out of the way and wanted to do so before my appt with the new vet at the end of the month. And new vet was in the loop on what I was doing when I sent her my records.
I didn't bring up the topic, but I honestly answered when ask. Yes, I *guess* you could say I brought this alllll on myself. Sigh. There was lots of nodding and smiling and "oh, really?" from me. Both Rock and I had the same GSD head tilt while looking at him. Funny how they go from "Lookin' Good!" to being deprived of "minerals and nutrients" within 10 mins. I tried to explain what his diet and weights of rmb/mm/om, but the concept of feeding in pounds and not cups was lost, and all he wanted to know was how many cups of ground beef I was feeding. It was just a lost cause. Cue more head nodding/GSD tilts/and "oh Really?" OH - and start of the visit: "Look at those teeth! You must use Crest Strips!!" End of visit: "*sucks in through teeth* Yeah, his gums look a little white..." FYI, they're the color of freakin' salmon! Well, never again, so not too worried, even though I thought for a second animal control was about to be called. Thought ya'll enjoy my afternoon! Now, please excuse me. I need to go home and feed my pup another cup of ground beef.
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