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sapandeep
 Post subject: medium or maxi starters?
PostPosted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 10:15 am 
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Hi frenz. ..
I fed romeo The royal canin medium starters from the day one..but frm past few weeks..m facing a lot of problem as it is no more available in any pet store in the town..
Now rhe breeder has given me two options
1)i can switch the brand from royal canin to drools,eukanuba or best in show..
2)i can feed romeo The royal canin maxi starters..according to him..the only difference between both of them is their kibble size..but m really scared..
I don't wanna see my boy suffering from any stomach problems now..
Plz guide...

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beckyboo
 Post subject: Re: medium or maxi starters?
PostPosted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 10:26 am 
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Kibble size shouldn't bother his tummy. But I would read labels on any food to find t :sml he best Imo grain free is best.

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sapandeep
 Post subject: Re: medium or maxi starters?
PostPosted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 11:39 pm 
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Where shall i look for that..?

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debbiefive
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PostPosted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 7:32 am 
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Grain free will say "Grain Free" on the bag. BUT grain free is not for every dog. If your boy is not on it now and doing well I wouldn't be concerned.
sapandeep wrote:
Where shall i look for that..?

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Ashley C
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I would also ask why the breeder is dictating your dog food choices? I don't feed either of those brands so I've got little/no advice on that one.

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Lisa R
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Glad that Romeo is doing better!

I"m sorry that your having trouble getting the food he's used to. I'm not sure about the two choices that your breeder is recommending. I hope you were able to figure out one that works for Romeo!

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