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Old 04-10-2009, 07:36 AM   #9
amandawash
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Hey Amanda! I actually did an elimination diet with him a couple of years ago to determine chicken was the problem. Alex is 13 and he can't seem to tolerate it in any brand, and I've tried a few. For the last several months, I've been free feeding Nature's Variety Instinct in the Rabbit meal and the Duck & Turkey meal and all 4 of mine are doing great on it. I also feed NV's raw in venison and wanted to find something besides venison to offer them. None of mine like lamb at all, and I won't feed the NV Raw Rabbit since it's from China, so I was hoping Alex could tolerate their raw chicken. I was just hesitant to buy a whole bag and then find out he couldn't eat it. I never thought of trying some from the butcher, duh! That would be a lot cheaper, and hopefully have the same result as NV's raw.
Hey Bonny have you seen Primal raw anywhere near you? I actually switched from NV raw to Primal raw because all of the formulas are organic, antibiotic and hormone-free, as well as all the protein is sourced from the US, and only fed US-grown grains.

The Primal has SO MANY different flavors. We just stick with lamb because they love it and I don't want to burn my bridges if a novel protein source is ever necessary. They have: beed, lamb, chicken, duck, venison, pheasant, quail, turkey & sardine, ummmmm, I think that's it. I also like the meat better because there are no large bone pieces and it is VERY soft (I guess finely ground?). Anyway, just something else to look at.
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