Fenrir: You are a silly man if you are telling people their pets should have basically a carbohydrate and protein diet, dogs need vitamin and minerals too VEGETABLES they are bloody omnivores similar to us
You are extremely lucky your dog didn't just become diabetic feeding it that much carbohydrates and salt they're not like us mate they convert carbs to sugar faster you are going to gets dogs killed telling innocent people to feed the dogs that crap
Fenrir: Mate im white and living in Nigeria and have been keeping dogs since I was 5 years old all of my dogs have made it to 17 years old minimum and you are a silly man if you think walking a dog is adequate exercise for a dog
The average human walks 2mph but the average dog is walking 4mph
You can walk a dog 2mph all day long and that is basically no exercise to it
How you treat dog here is cruel and unusual torture and animal cruelty, you want your dog to live longer
1) get it running off the lead for a few hours a day
2) feed it human grade grain free meat and fresh vegetables not rice or pasta and kibble is useless
3) if male dont castrate it
Its that simple
you been white makes you know better? Answers is no. Me been silly thanks.
For 1 the sodium levels are way too high in it even for humans
and 2 it lacks any kind of nutritional value a dog needs, all it will do is fatten the dog up and cause health complications later
But what do you expect from a nationality that will eat dogs if times are hard or you are just hungry
sodium is in the spice not the noodles itself, and we don't use the spice. 2. We always advice pple to get protein source as to balance the meal. Walk your dog regularly and use multivitamins and your dog is good to go. 3. We supply veterinary shops handled by doctors and should know better.4 The dog you see there is 14yrs old, what more can one ask of?
Machiny: We have chicken head for dogs here in port harcourt. It's a low cost of protein to compliment noodles and rice. Gotten from home grown chickens.
Machiny: We have chicken head for dogs here in port harcourt. It's a low cost of protein to compliment noodles and rice. Gotten from home grown chickens.