This is my first Boerboel, after owning a Caucasian mix (late) and a Rottweiler (sold).

Her name is Zee, and she is 7weeks old. A little skinny but i believe some love and a lot of quality food will change that.

FROM SMALL TO BIG & BEAUTIFUL

For good growth she will be fed on booster can and dry food, mixed with whatever nutritious meal i get my hands on.

Guys your contributions on alternative feeding will be appreciated. I will keep this thread updated as she grows up to become a beauty.

I know she isnt 100% pure but she does look muscular and physically appealing. Ur comments, ratings, advice will be welcomed.

Nice

PAQ:
For good growth she will be fed on booster can and dry food, mixed with whatever nutritious meal i get my hands on.

Guys your contributions on alternative feeding will be appreciated. I will keep this thread updated as she grows up to become a beauty.

I know she isnt 100% pure but she does look muscular and physically appealing. Ur comments, ratings, advice will be welcomed.

Chief your pup is beautiful and have a potential of growing big with the right meal.
I advice you put her on chicken intestines diet, it's very nutricious and relatively cheap...if you do so ur pups growth ll amaze you

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Gabrokpara001:


Chief your pup is beautiful and have a potential of growing big with the right meal.
I advice you put her on chicken intestines diet, it's very nutricious and relatively cheap...if you do so ur pups growth ll amaze you

chicken intestine isn't that nutritious tho...it's not even as nutritious as the main chicken body.
it's mostly fat and oil, sodium, cholesterol, zero vitamins, zero calcuim with low protein content.
it's just cheap to get and it has a good aroma that dogs like and that's all, its not a super food or anything, its just chicken by-product.
the feed he's giving the dog is a whole lot better than intestines

IamAnderson:

chicken intestine isn't that nutritious tho...it's not even as nutritious as the main chicken body.
it's mostly fat and oil, sodium, cholesterol, zero vitamins, zero calcuim with low protein content.
it's just cheap to get and it has a good aroma that dogs like and that's all, its not a super food or anything, its just chicken by-product.
the feed he's giving the dog is a whole lot better than intestines

No one is saying chicken intestines is more nutricious than main chicken,and i am also guessing op cant constantly keep feeding his dogs main chicken everyday.
Who told you chicken intestines is low on protein content? Even if it is , i dont agree with you that booster can food offers more,when boster can food is still made with same animal by-products . The only difference is additional preservatives and industrially processed mini ingredients which you surely cant compare with low temperature cooked intestines,for vitamins one can add vegie , for calcium your dry food has it. Mix all and serve.
Can foods are the greatest dog food scam you should know this since you have a keen eyes for nutritional content. one can only get them maybe because of lack of time to prepare good meal for his best friend

Potty training (house training) began from day one with good results. For those who dont know what it is; it means training your dog where and when to defecate, because all that food and poop has to go somewhere.

Its very tedious but rewarding at the end. Puppies eat 3 to 4 times a day and will defecate twice as much. This is what i do; in the morning take the dog to a designated poop area, wait for it to do its thing, then praise her for it. After her first meal take her to that same spot in 10minutes time she will go again, praise her... Do thesame thing after every meal.

The idea is that a dog will want to pee/urine after waking up, after everymeal, after playing. If you want to keep your dog indoors, take it out every 2hrs(puppies cant hold it long yet) to thesame spot. The dog will smell the area and know its a defecating spot. Remember to praise/give treats after it defecates in her area. As she grows it will poop less and can hold it longer until u take it to its poop area.

Today i also start teaching her simple tricks like sit before i give her a meal and how to fetch a ball. So far she learnt to fetch almost immediately, but sitting is work in progress.

Gabrokpara001:



No one is saying chicken intestines is more nutricious than main chicken,and i am also guessing op cant constantly keep feeding his dogs main chicken everyday.
Who told you chicken intestines is low on protein content? Even if it is , i dont agree with you that booster can food offers more,when boster can food is still made with same animal by-products . The only difference is additional preservatives and industrially processed mini ingredients which you surely cant compare with low temperature cooked intestines,for vitamins one can add vegie , for calcium your dry food has it. Mix all and serve.
Can foods are the greatest dog food scam you should know this since you have a keen eyes for nutritional content. one can only get them maybe because of lack of time to prepare good meal for his best friend

first of all, chicken intestine is actually low on protein and high in fat and cholesterol.
and who told you that it offers more than booster dog food? are you serious?
idk where you guys get this idea that you can just cook animal waste and rice at home and compare it with one of the leading dog food brands in the market
good dog food actually contains actual meat, veggies and the rest of the other components that make it what it is, the idea you have that dog food is subpar and made from just by products and preservatives is really wrong.

and what do you mean "for calcium dry food has it"?, isn't dry food the same thing with canned food? isn't OP feeding his dog both?
so your advice to him now is that he should take out the wet variant because it is made up of by-products and preservatives and still feed the dry variant that has exactly the same nutritional make up with the wet one for calcium? does that make sense?

dog food isn't a scam BTW, get a good brand and your dog will do well on it, if you prefer home made feed then it's your choice also.
one thing I don't understand is when people buy dog food to boost their puppies when they get a good litter, they also buy puppies that were brought up with dog food but then they come around to bad mouth it with no solid backing whatsoever.
one thing that is a fact is that cooking animal waste and rice in your kitchen cannot compare to any good dog food brand, if you want to argue you can tell me your recipe and we'll dissect the nutritional content like how we did with the intestine and see.
as you can see, the chicken intestine didn't even contain calcium that is one of the basic requirements of puppy nutrition neither did it contain the protein you thought it did.
let's not even go into probiotics, minerals, calcium:phosphorus ratio, and selenium, all things you don't even consider when making home cooked meals but dog food does.
tbh it's your choice what you want to feed your dog but the facts will remain the same,let's not pretend like it isn't the truth.

PAQ:
Potty training (house training) began from day one with good results. For those who dont know what it is; it means training your dog where and when to defecate, because all that food and poop has to go somewhere.

Its very tedious but rewarding at the end. Puppies eat 3 to 4 times a day and will defecate twice as much. This is what i do; in the morning take the dog to a designated poop area, wait for it to do its thing, then praise her for it. After her first meal take her to that same spot in 10minutes time she will go again, praise her... Do thesame thing after every meal.

The idea is that a dog will want to pee/urine after waking up, after everymeal, after playing. If you want to keep your dog indoors, take it out every 2hrs(puppies cant hold it long yet) to thesame spot. The dog will smell the area and know its a defecating spot. Remember to praise/give treats after it defecates in her area. As she grows it will poop less and can hold it longer until u take it to its poop area.

Today i also start teaching her simple tricks like sit before i give her a meal and how to fetch a ball. So far she learnt to fetch almost immediately, but sitting is work in progress.

she's cute
I'm sure she'll destroy that ball when she's older lol

IamAnderson:

first of all, chicken intestine is actually low on protein and high in fat and cholesterol.
and who told you that it offers more than booster dog food? are you serious?
idk where you guys get this idea that you can just cook animal waste and rice at home and compare it with one of the leading dog food brands in the market
good dog food actually contains actual meat, veggies and the rest of the other components that make it what it is, the idea you have that dog food is subpar and made from just by products and preservatives is really wrong.

and what do you mean "for calcium dry food has it"?, isn't dry food the same thing with canned food? isn't OP feeding his dog both?
so your advice to him now is that he should take out the wet variant because it is made up of by-products and preservatives and still feed the dry variant that has exactly the same nutritional make up with the wet one for calcium? does that make sense?

dog food isn't a scam BTW, get a good brand and your dog will do well on it, if you prefer home made feed then it's your choice also.
one thing I don't understand is when people buy dog food to boost their puppies when they get a good litter, they also buy puppies that were brought up with dog food but then they come around to bad mouth it with no solid backing whatsoever.
one thing that is a fact is that cooking animal waste and rice in your kitchen cannot compare to any good dog food brand, if you want to argue you can tell me your recipe and we'll dissect the nutritional content like how we did with the intestine and see.
as you can see, the chicken intestine didn't even contain calcium that is one of the basic requirements of puppy nutrition neither did it contain the protein you thought it did.
let's not even go into probiotics, minerals, calcium:phosphorus ratio, and selenium, all things you don't even consider when making home cooked meals but dog food does.
tbh it's your choice what you want to feed your dog but the facts will remain the same,let's not pretend like it isn't the truth.

Mr i know it all. First of all the booster can food doesnt contain actual meat, it is animal by-product ( the same byproduct you called waste) and it is only 4% like out of 100/100, the animal by-product is only 4/100.
Secondly maybe if you had asked me how i prepare my chicken intestines instead assuming i just mix rice then i would have told you i add shawa fish,cow by product and veggie to make a good complete nutrients filled soup at which i add bingo puppy dry food as filler, i bet you its more economical and better than your lovely booster, only disadvantage is it takes time to prepare.
Thirdly booster can food is only popular here in this part of the world because people dont actually take time to study its nutrional content, if you compare booster can food with other top can food brand you ll discover the gap in quality. Check it

Lastly you said chicken intestines is low in protein and high in fat? Where did you see that, studies has actually shown that meat from animal organs contains good level of protein and lesser amount of fats from muscle meats check it i dont have the energy or strength to come and be wasting my data here

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4682518/

Gabrokpara001:


Mr i know it all. First of all the booster can food doesnt contain actual meat, it is animal by-product ( the same byproduct you called waste) and it is only 4% like out of 100/100, the animal by-product is only 4/100.
Secondly maybe if you had asked me how i prepare my chicken intestines instead assuming i just mix rice then i would have told you i add shawa fish,cow by product and veggie to make a good complete nutrients filled soup at which i add bingo puppy dry food as filler, i bet you its more economical and better than your lovely booster, only disadvantage is it takes time to prepare.
Thirdly booster can food is only popular here in this part of the world because people dont actually take time to study its nutrional content, if you compare booster can food with other top can food brand you ll discover the gap in quality. Check it

Lastly you said chicken intestines is low in protein and high in fat? Where did you see that, studies has actually shown that meat from animal organs contains good level of protein and lesser amount of fats from muscle meats check it i dont have the energy or strength to come and be wasting my data here

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4682518/

With less than 1000( at least 1k will get you two can foods) you ll get this two pots

Contents
Chicken intestines
Cow by product
Sharwa fish
Biscuits bones
Veg

I haven't added veggies in the pic cos i have started steaming *

This will last a puppy days. Beat your chest and tell me can food is better than the below combo, tell me one nutrient missing here?

Again the only disadvantage is time to prepare. It takes me nothing to buy 3 catoons of can food but i am one that goes for optimal value therefor i repeat can food is a complete waste of resources if you study the nutrients properly u too ll discover the bitter truth, even most can food are made up of more grain(rice) that protein, then only make it appear in chunks so it ll look meaty.

IamAnderson:

first of all, chicken intestine is actually low on protein and high in fat and cholesterol.
and who told you that it offers more than booster dog food? are you serious?
idk where you guys get this idea that you can just cook animal waste and rice at home and compare it with one of the leading dog food brands in the market
good dog food actually contains actual meat, veggies and the rest of the other components that make it what it is, the idea you have that dog food is subpar and made from just by products and preservatives is really wrong.

and what do you mean "for calcium dry food has it"?, isn't dry food the same thing with canned food? isn't OP feeding his dog both?
so your advice to him now is that he should take out the wet variant because it is made up of by-products and preservatives and still feed the dry variant that has exactly the same nutritional make up with the wet one for calcium? does that make sense?

dog food isn't a scam BTW, get a good brand and your dog will do well on it, if you prefer home made feed then it's your choice also.
one thing I don't understand is when people buy dog food to boost their puppies when they get a good litter, they also buy puppies that were brought up with dog food but then they come around to bad mouth it with no solid backing whatsoever.
one thing that is a fact is that cooking animal waste and rice in your kitchen cannot compare to any good dog food brand, if you want to argue you can tell me your recipe and we'll dissect the nutritional content like how we did with the intestine and see.
as you can see, the chicken intestine didn't even contain calcium that is one of the basic requirements of puppy nutrition neither did it contain the protein you thought it did.
let's not even go into probiotics, minerals, calcium:phosphorus ratio, and selenium, all things you don't even consider when making home cooked meals but dog food does.
tbh it's your choice what you want to feed your dog but the facts will remain the same,let's not pretend like it isn't the truth.

[s]"if you want to argue you can tell me your recipe and we'll dissect the nutritional content like how we did with the intestine and see."[/s]

Very good, Please kindly dissect the nutrional contents of what i posted

Gabrokpara001:


With less than 1000( at least 1k will get you two can foods) you ll get this two pots

Contents
Chicken intestines
Cow by product
Sharwa fish
Biscuits bones
Veg

I haven't added veggies in the pic cos i have started steaming *

This will last a puppy days. Beat your chest and tell me can food is better than the below combo, tell me one nutrient missing here?

Again the only disadvantage is time to prepare. It takes me nothing to buy 3 catoons of can food but i am one that goes for optimal value therefor i repeat can food is a complete waste of resources if you study the nutrients properly u too ll discover the bitter truth, even most can food are made up of more grain(rice) that protein, then only make it appear in chunks so it ll look meaty.

Using less than 1000 depends on location, ops feeding is standard. research and calculations has been carried out but the manufacturers and their recipe contain everything a dog need to be healthy, no one is condemn your feeding routine but there’s no way you can prove really that your recipe contains all the required nutrient for a dog, do you know the glucosamine and calcium ratio contained in one serve? Or your soup. Do you know dogs need phosphorus to proper digest calcium?



P.s: there’s no way your 1000 soup is richer in nutrient than either wet or dry food

Your method is economical though

Dreazy23:

Using less than 1000 depends on location, ops feeding is standard. research and calculations has been carried out but the manufacturers and their recipe contain everything a dog need to be healthy, no one is condemn your feeding routine but there’s no way you can prove really that your recipe contains all the required nutrient for a dog, do you know the glucosamine and calcium ratio contained in one serve? Or your soup. Do you know dogs need phosphorus to proper digest calcium?



P.s: there’s no way your 1000 soup is richer in nutrient than either wet or dry food

Your method is economical though

You obviously didn't read the part where i said i add bingo puppy dry food to the mixture/soup....or you now want to tell me phosphorus isnt in bingo?
Also not saying its better than dry food( i too use bingo). Go back and read. can food is what i am disputing the quality.
I ll rather add the soup mix with dry puppy food, than dry puppy food with can food

Dreazy23:

Using less than 1000 depends on location, ops feeding is standard. research and calculations has been carried out but the manufacturers and their recipe contain everything a dog need to be healthy, no one is condemn your feeding routine but there’s no way you can prove really that your recipe contains all the required nutrient for a dog, do you know the glucosamine and calcium ratio contained in one serve? Or your soup. Do you know dogs need phosphorus to proper digest calcium?



P.s: there’s no way your 1000 soup is richer in nutrient than either wet or dry food

Your method is economical though

And yes you re right i cant prove the nutritional content, since its now rocket science to deduce that
Intestines = protein, vitamins( selenium, calcium, e.t.c) unsaturated fat

Sharwa fish = protein, vitamin D, calcium, oil

Cow by product= fat, protein, vitamins

Bones = calcium

Veggies= vitamins

Not to talk of the already calculated formula of bingo dry food

But well its none of my business, i know what i am seeing from constantly feeding my pup the soup mixture plus bingo dry food.

Gabrokpara001:


You obviously didn't read the part where i said i add bingo puppy dry food to the mixture/soup....or you now want to tell me phosphorus isnt in bingo?
Also not saying its better than dry food( i too use bingo). Go back and read. can food is what i am disputing the quality.
I ll rather add the soup mix with dry puppy food, than dry puppy food with can food

It still boils down to choice though

Gabrokpara001:


And yes you re right i cant prove the nutritional content, since its now rocket science to deduce that
Intestines = protein, vitamins( selenium, calcium, e.t.c) unsaturated fat

Sharwa fish = protein, vitamin D, calcium, oil

Cow by product= fat, protein, vitamins

Bones = calcium

Veggies= vitamins

Not to talk of the already calculated formula of bingo dry food

But well its none of my business, i know what i am seeing from constantly feeding my pup the soup mixture plus bingo dry food.

If you can actually prep your dogs requirement then fine but generalizing it and say less than 1k will give you A more better diet plan With large quantity is absurd. Then gain if I works for you, it’s cool

Dreazy23:


If you can actually prep your dogs requirement then fine but generalizing it and say less than 1k will give you A more better diet plan With large quantity is absurd. Then gain if I works for you, it’s cool

Hope You no there is a difference between value and cost....i bought a shoe for 25k doesn't mean it is of good value. Same way it doesn't mean a shoe of 15k is better than that of 25k. It seems as tho can food is expensive because its imported nothing special....well as you said it all boils down to choice

IamAnderson:

she's cute
I'm sure she'll destroy that ball when she's older lol

I pray its only that ball she destroys... Lol

Gabrokpara001:


Mr i know it all. First of all the booster can food doesnt contain actual meat, it is animal by-product ( the same byproduct you called waste) and it is only 4% like out of 100/100, the animal by-product is only 4/100.
Secondly maybe if you had asked me how i prepare my chicken intestines instead assuming i just mix rice then i would have told you i add shawa fish,cow by product and veggie to make a good complete nutrients filled soup at which i add bingo puppy dry food as filler, i bet you its more economical and better than your lovely booster, only disadvantage is it takes time to prepare.
Thirdly booster can food is only popular here in this part of the world because people dont actually take time to study its nutrional content, if you compare booster can food with other top can food brand you ll discover the gap in quality. Check it

Lastly you said chicken intestines is low in protein and high in fat? Where did you see that, studies has actually shown that meat from animal organs contains good level of protein and lesser amount of fats from muscle meats check it i dont have the energy or strength to come and be wasting my data here

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4682518/

I appreciate you referring to me as "Mr know it all" honestly it's a compliment because I only talk on things I'm sure off.
first of all, I'd like to see pictures of you in the factory where booster dog food is produced, I'll also like to see you with the animal nutritionists that calculated the components of booster dog food so we can all see where you got these your numbers from
are you just guessing the ingredients used to make food you have never had any first hand knowledge about?
and also who told you brands that people don't check for quality is what comes to Nigeria?.
you do realize that dog food is produced in different countries in the world and they are shipped to Nigeria based on demand right?.
it's ridiculous and self hate if you believe Nigeria gets the worst brands.
have you even checked the nutritional components of booster? you do realize it's better than almost all the dog food brands we have in this country right?
you feed your dog bingo and you're condemning booster.
oh and about the chicken intestine thing, compare it pls

Gabrokpara001:


With less than 1000( at least 1k will get you two can foods) you ll get this two pots

Contents
Chicken intestines
Cow by product
Sharwa fish
Biscuits bones
Veg

I haven't added veggies in the pic cos i have started steaming *

This will last a puppy days. Beat your chest and tell me can food is better than the below combo, tell me one nutrient missing here?

Again the only disadvantage is time to prepare. It takes me nothing to buy 3 catoons of can food but i am one that goes for optimal value therefor i repeat can food is a complete waste of resources if you study the nutrients properly u too ll discover the bitter truth, even most can food are made up of more grain(rice) that protein, then only make it appear in chunks so it ll look meaty.

see what I said?
you've already started bringing up the fact that homemade meals are cheaper, this is the reason why we all do it instead.
do you really expect preserved imported food to be the same price with things you cooked from the market? I don't get your point

oh and Royal canine dog food is still better than this your recipe although I have to admit you put in effort.
this thing you are saying is ridiculous
you are not working for any dog food brand neither have you worked with animal nutritionists before.
all these things you are saying are speculations you come up with because dog food is expensive.
I bet you if a bag of dog food was 2-3k we wouldn't be having this conversation.
you guys will just stay at home and come up with conspiracys about dog food to give yourself a pat on the back because you didn't want to spend the money and you needed a more economic route.
show us the nutrients you studied to see they are mostly made of rice quickly

Gabrokpara001:


You obviously didn't read the part where i said i add bingo puppy dry food to the mixture/soup....or you now want to tell me phosphorus isnt in bingo?
Also not saying its better than dry food( i too use bingo). Go back and read. can food is what i am disputing the quality.
I ll rather add the soup mix with dry puppy food, than dry puppy food with can food

I thought you said dog food is just preservatives?
why then are you using it as filler?
and also...you do realize dry food and canned food is the same thing right?
you are even advised to serve them together, your hatred for the canned food comes from the fact that it costs 1k to get two tins
not the nutritional components, if it were nutrition you were bothered about you wouldn't have used dry food because they are the same thing
somebody that is concerned about the preservatives his dogs are consuming will use rice and fillers instead and somebody that is concerned about nutrition will use actual meat and not by-products.

Gabrokpara001:


And yes you re right i cant prove the nutritional content, since its now rocket science to deduce that
Intestines = protein, vitamins( selenium, calcium, e.t.c) unsaturated fat

Sharwa fish = protein, vitamin D, calcium, oil

Cow by product= fat, protein, vitamins

Bones = calcium

Veggies= vitamins

Not to talk of the already calculated formula of bingo dry food

But well its none of my business, i know what i am seeing from constantly feeding my pup the soup mixture plus bingo dry food.

intestine doesn't contain vitamins or calcium BTW so you can scratch that off

anyways, it's your choice what you want to feed your dog.
I see the problem here is that you're angry canned food costs a lot because your argument is favouring dry food and condemning canned food which is kinda ridiculous since they are the same thing.

no one is stopping you from feeding your dog what you want, stop trying to spread wrong unfounded information about what you don't know because of your vendetta against cost

Gabrokpara001:


Hope You no there is a difference between value and cost....i bought a shoe for 25k doesn't mean it is of good value. Same way it doesn't mean a shoe of 15k is better than that of 25k. It seems as tho can food is expensive because its imported nothing special....well as you said it all boils down to choice

here we are again with the cost which is your main problem with it
not the nutrients or preservatives

IamAnderson:

I appreciate you referring to me as "Mr know it all" honestly it's a compliment because I only talk on things I'm sure off.
first of all, I'd like to see pictures of you in the factory where booster dog food is produced, I'll also like to see you with the animal nutritionists that calculated the components of booster dog food so we can all see where you got these your numbers from
are you just guessing the ingredients used to make food you have never had any first hand knowledge about?
and also who told you brands that people don't check for quality is what comes to Nigeria?.
you do realize that dog food is produced in different countries in the world and they are shipped to Nigeria based on demand right?.
it's ridiculous and self hate if you believe Nigeria gets the worst brands.
have you even checked the nutritional components of booster? you do realize it's better than almost all the dog food brands we have in this country right?
you feed your dog bingo and you're condemning booster.
oh and about the chicken intestine thing, compare it pls

Its obvious you love arguments and you dive into it without thinking.
For the 1000th time nobody is comparing chicken intestines with normal chicken so stop bringing that up, rather i am comparing the nutritional value of chicken soup recipe with Canned booster dog food not dry. Again let me repeat my self since you prefer to jump into assumptions without clearly reading through what the other individual is saying its better to feed a dog dry dog food with chicken soup recipe than with can food, read it again.
You said chicken intestines has no vitamins? This sums up what i have been saying, i posted a link for you to read and educate yourself obviously you didn't look it up.
Rather you are too quick to say my preference is based on cost. Chia its ok sha you have the right to say whatever you wish
I have nothing else to say to you, neither do i have any interest in continuing this dumb argument because you re clearly an egomaniac
Below is an attached pics of your cherished booster can dog food 4% is the max for protein, while the dry dog food is about 33% , you say they are the same right? Why the difference in ratio, you know what dont bother keep your 10 cents to your self
Say hi to to your co-workers at the dog food factory since its obvious you work there

Gabrokpara001:



Its obvious you love arguments and you dive into it without thinking.
For the 1000th time nobody is comparing chicken intestines with normal chicken so stop bringing that up, rather i am comparing the nutritional value of chicken soup recipe with Canned booster dog food not dry. Again let me repeat my self since you prefer to jump into assumptions without clearly reading through what the other individual is saying its better to feed a dog dry dog food with chicken soup recipe than with can food, read it again.
You said chicken intestines has no vitamins? This sums up what i have been saying, i posted a link for you to read and educate yourself obviously you didn't look it up.
Rather you are too quick to say my preference is based on cost. Chia its ok sha you have the right to say whatever you wish
I have nothing else to say to you, neither do i have any interest in continuing this dumb argument because you re clearly an egomaniac
Below is an attached pics of your cherished booster can dog food 4% is the max for protein, while the dry dog food is about 33% , you say they are the same right? Why the difference in ratio, you know what dont bother keep your 10 cents to your self
Say hi to to your co-workers at the dog food factory since its obvious you work there

*cracks knuckles*
the link you posted was about organ meat having vitamins, it's pretty common knowledge that organs like the liver and kidney are packed with vitamins and minerals.
but we're talking about intestines here aren't we?, do you think intestine comprises of the heart,kidney and liver and other actual organs that are nutritious?
FYI chicken intestines do not contain vitamins or calcium, the organs that contain vitamins are the heart, kidney, liver and not the intestines.
I even showed you a pic of the nutritional break down of intestine to show you.

and see what I've been saying?
do you think dry food and wet food are calculated the same way?
even human dry food isn't calculated the same way with wet food moisture content plays a big role in calculation of nutrients.
even drugs that are in form of liquid are not calculated the same way with compacted tablets.
below are articles on dry food and wet food and the comparisons to show you they are the same thing, the only difference is moisture content and it's left for the dog owner to choose which will be better for their pup although you are advised to feed both together.
and who says I work for any dog food company?
why is that always the go to when someone defends dog food?
I even feed my dogs homemade meals, I just hate misinformation and people coming to bash what they don't fully understand or care to research on with absurd speculations
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.doghealth.com/care/nutrition/1909-wet-food-vs-dry-food-for-dogs&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjGlt_5-MnqAhWECewKHZQ-BBAQFjARegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw3TVXkYp3_M01VSv3KdaPaK


https://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/choosing-dog-food/canned-or-dry-dog-food/

https://m.petmd.com/dog/nutrition/evr_multi_dry_versus_wet_food

https://www.petcarerx.com/article/wet-or-dry-dog-food-which-is-better/838

Gabrokpara001:



You said chicken intestines has no vitamins? This sums up what i have been saying, i posted a link for you to read and educate yourself obviously you didn't look it up.

let's compare your intestines to other organ meat parts

Na wa o! This is a diary of my dog! But you guys have turned it into chicken intestines and booster.

Well, una well done o!

IamAnderson:

*cracks knuckles*
the link you posted was about organ meat having vitamins, it's pretty common knowledge that organs like the liver and kidney are packed with vitamins and minerals.
but we're talking about intestines here aren't we?, do you think intestine comprises of the heart,kidney and liver and other actual organs that are nutritious?
FYI chicken intestines do not contain vitamins or calcium, the organs that contain vitamins are the heart, kidney, liver and not the intestines.
I even showed you a pic of the nutritional break down of intestine to show you.

and see what I've been saying?
do you think dry food and wet food are calculated the same way?
even human dry food isn't calculated the same way with wet food moisture content plays a big role in calculation of nutrients.
even drugs that are in form of liquid are not calculated the same way with compacted tablets.
below are articles on dry food and wet food and the comparisons to show you they are the same thing, the only difference is moisture content and it's left for the dog owner to choose which will be better for their pup although you are advised to feed both together.
and who says I work for any dog food company?
why is that always the go to when someone defends dog food?
I even feed my dogs homemade meals, I just hate misinformation and people coming to bash what they don't fully understand or care to research on with absurd speculations
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.doghealth.com/care/nutrition/1909-wet-food-vs-dry-food-for-dogs&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjGlt_5-MnqAhWECewKHZQ-BBAQFjARegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw3TVXkYp3_M01VSv3KdaPaK


https://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/choosing-dog-food/canned-or-dry-dog-food/

https://m.petmd.com/dog/nutrition/evr_multi_dry_versus_wet_food

https://www.petcarerx.com/article/wet-or-dry-dog-food-which-is-better/838

Its very funny how you go to lengths to make sure you have the last say. You dont even know the point of argument anymore, now you re comparing chicken intestines with liver, kindly scroll back up, i suggested to op to place his dog on chicken intestines diet too..he can supplement his dry booster dog food with the intestines soup the effect is lovely, dogs prefer it....for a test give a dog can food mix with dry dog food, as well as chicken intestines soup with dry dog food and see which it ll eat first.
As for nutrion you keep saying it lacks this and that but you re yet to dissect other ingredients that makes up the soup. What of the cow byproduct, bones, sharwa fish and veggies? I have been waiting for you to say something on that but no you dont want to understand the full picture rather you re more interested in driving a point that is not even the main argument.


Op sorry for derailing your thread of your beautiful pup. Our boss can have the last say as i no his type, his point of view is very rigid and wont change.

I WONT REPLY/QUOTE YOU AGAIN

Gabrokpara001:


Its very funny how you go to lengths to make sure you have the last say. You dont even know the point of argument anymore, now you re comparing chicken intestines with liver, kindly scroll back up, i suggested to op to place his dog on chicken intestines diet too..he can supplement his dry booster dog food with the intestines soup the effect is lovely, dogs prefer it....for a test give a dog can food mix with dry dog food, as well as chicken intestines soup with dry dog food and see which it ll eat first.
As for nutrion you keep saying it lacks this and that but you re yet to dissect other ingredients that makes up the soup. What of the cow byproduct, bones, sharwa fish and veggies? I have been waiting for you to say something on that but no you dont want to understand the full picture rather you re more interested in driving a point that is not even the main argument.


Op sorry for derailing your thread of your beautiful pup. Our boss can have the last say as i no his type, his point of view is very rigid and wont change.

I WONT REPLY/QUOTE YOU AGAIN

I'll like to point out how you started adding more and more ingredients to make your homemade meal seem more nutritious.
your recipe kept on adding more to supplement the intestine since I showed you how it was not that nutritious.
and now you're saying I'm missing the point of the argument?
you even posted an article talking about organ meat and how nutritious they were to support your opinion which is why I showed you that chicken intestine was the least nutritious amongst the organ meats by comparing it with liver and how you cannot even compare them in terms of nutrition.
you said canned food is a scam in dog food production, I showed you that it's literally the same thing with dry food which you also advised him to feed his dog
so what are you expecting me to do again?
to disect the components of the shawa fish,veggies and whatever you kept on adding to your recipe?
is that the thing we were arguing about?
what relevance does it have to the fact that you were wrong about canned food and also wrong about the nutritional value of chicken intestines?
does me not talking about the cow by-products(which you didn't even tell me what it is like by-product is a part of cow), or veggies (which again, you didn't say which one) or shawa fish(which I don't even know the actual name of the fish) have any importance to the argument?
will it vindicate you from being ignorant about dog food and organ meat?
what's your point?
and what do you mean "I know his type and they are very rigid and cannot change" when literally nothing you said was factual? I backed up everything I said with facts and articles written by nutritionist while your final proof after the one article you posted was no longer supporting you was "give the two different meals to a dog and see which one it'll prefer"

the track of the argument was not lost my brother, you were just wrong several times.
the main argument was about chicken intestines being super nutritious and canned food being a scam and you were wrong on both counts
you went from intestines to intestine soup to mixing intestines with cow by-product and fish to mixing it with dry food and you're talking about someone loosing track of the "main" argument