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Date Posted: 13:25:04 08/15/07 Wed
Author: Board Owner
Subject: Sorry to learn your dog is not doing well.
In reply to: Jodi 's message, "Our Rottweiler" on 19:30:02 08/03/07 Fri

Our greyhound was able to recover by eating chicken and rice. We made it for her. After she got back on her feet, we fed her the Bil-Jac dry dog food. She is doing okay now. Her eyes are bright and she has energy. Our opinion is to not feed the Nutro dog food. But do choose a food that was not on the recall list and stick with it. Changing a dogs diet too often might cause digestive problems. We chose a dog food that did not appear on the dog food recall list. It was also a dog food we could afford. *Also* In our opinion...just because it's on the shelves does not mean it is safe. These days, you have to do your homework.

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