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Subject: Re: Nutro Max Author: Lee McCartney [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 07:22:38 11/15/07 Thu In reply to: Suze 's message, "Re: Nutro Max" on 07:12:36 11/15/07 Thu Great news....I can tell you that I've yet to have a dog get the runs or any digestive upset by switching them suddenly over to the NB food (the pumpkin will help keep the poos firm as well). I get foster dogs all the time who are on crap food that I refuse to feed...except to the birds & squirrels, and I've never had an tummy upset issues. Please let us know how it goes. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Nutro Max Suze 08:15:54 11/16/07 Fri Re: Nutro Max -- Lee McCartney, 07:01:47 11/19/07 Mon