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LindsayLu27

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| 03/11/2008 7:33 PM |
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Hi all,
I recently got a 6 month old Rat Terrier puppy from someone at work. I'll spare you the details, other than to say that had I not taken the poor baby home, he wouldn't be among the living anymore. The people I got him from brought him to me with a sandwich baggie full of adult dog food in huge chunks. I was shocked that they had been feeding him that sort of food, because he was so tiny (about 2 1/2 pounds) and I couldn't imagine him being able to chew it. I was right.
When I got him home and looked at him in the light I saw how thin and frail he was. His spine and ribs were showing and he shivered all the time because he had absolutely no body fat to keep him warm.
It's been about a month now, and my little boy is filling out a bit. He eats Iams Smart Puppy in the small breed formula, and he has excellent muscle tone and his coat is bright and shiny. He looks so much healthier, and he's active and playful now, which he wasnt at first. He's up to 5 pounds now, and he has a new best friend, my 1 year old Lhasa Apso. But I'm wondering if my rattie's origional owners might have stunted his growth. He's gaining weight and muscle, but he's still a very tiny dog. I don't have any previous experience with rat terriers. Any advice?
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michelle_custer

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| 03/11/2008 7:39 PM |
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| i dont think you can stunt a dogs growth but im not to sure about that... i have two rat terriers myself and one is the runt of the litter i got her from and she weighs roughly around 4 and half pounds know but then again shes only 5 months old and is 8 inches long and 9 inches of legs so shes still growing but i dont think they could have done anything to stop him from growing i could be wrong though im sure someone well have better advice for you on here. Post lots of pics and welcome to the site youll love having a rat there the best dogs in the world |
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My Rats are my babies and I wouldnt trade them for anything in the world
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DaisysMom

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| 03/11/2008 7:39 PM |
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He may be a toy. They are a good bit smaller than the standard. My Daisy is 16 lbs and is a standard, but we have quite a few members with toy ratties, too. God bless you for taking him in and providing him with a great home and lots of love We want pics!!!!! Include your Lhasa Apso, too, of course! |
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Tracey - Darlin' Daisy's Mom
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Lucy's Colleen

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| 03/11/2008 7:42 PM |
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| Rat terriers come in a wide range of sizes. From teeny tiny to some reaching 40 pounds. His growth may have been stunted as a pup, but I'm not sure that there is anything else you can do other than feed him great food and getting exercise. My Lucy didn't stop filling out until she was about 2yrs. Now she is 20 pounds. |
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tauney4

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| 03/11/2008 7:44 PM |
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| i have a chi that i think was the runt of the litter but he was so cute he only weighs 4lbs he is full of personality though.maybe your rattie is the runt!!! |
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DaisysMom

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| 03/11/2008 7:44 PM |
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Oh, I see an avatar now. He's a cute little doodle-bug More, more, more!!! |
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Tracey - Darlin' Daisy's Mom
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Philo

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| 03/11/2008 7:47 PM |
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Welcome aboard. You will find all Ratties in all sizes if you look around in the Photos:Ratties Forum. Let's see how well I remember this. There are two types: A and B, the type A has long slender legs with a slim body and the type B are short and stocky. I think you can get both from the same litter. There are also toy and miniature rat terriers. Rat terriers and chihuahua (chi's) give you a rat-chi. Some are also mixed with Jack Russell terriers and you get Jack Rats.
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Rattie Daddy to Cameo, Nala Belle, Cutter & Rattagan Foster Dad to Cricket (aka Philo)
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Bailey's mom

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| 03/11/2008 7:53 PM |
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| Welcome. He is so cute. What's his name? Hope to see more pics of him soon. |
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kp_in_scott

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| 03/11/2008 8:00 PM |
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| Welcome and thankyou for taking this puppy in. He obviously needed you. We'd love to hear more about him. |
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Kim, owned by one sweet Rattie mix and one sweet Toy Rattie and a house full of parrots |
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k_dmom33

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| 03/11/2008 9:23 PM |
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| such a sweety. Bless you for rescueing him...poor guy. He kinda looks like my jack who is just under 10 pounds and will be 1 year in a few weeks. |
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NIckle's Mom

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| 03/11/2008 9:39 PM |
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| Welcome to the site and don't worry you probably have a toy rat terrier. More pics please. And what is his name? |
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Spanky's Mom

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| 03/11/2008 11:45 PM |
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Welcome to rt.com! Spanky is a toy, 5 months old (on the 15th) and weighs a little over 7 pounds. A dog or any animal can be stunted from not receiving the proper food while growing up. Nutrition is so important to growing babies. One thing I would look in to is a higher quality food that he will utilize more. Iams is full of fillers(grains,corn,etc.) & by-products which is not absorbed and passes right through the system. Many here feed Natural Balance Potato & Duck, some feed raw,some cook for their Ratties..just ask & I promise you will receive a wealth of great suggestions and advice from many knowledgable Rattie owners Yes, I agree, more pictures please!! |
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When you own a Rattie....you KNOW you are in your right mind 
THE MEANING OF RESCUE
Now that I'm home, bathed, settled and fed, All nicely tucked in my warm new bed. I'd like to open my baggage Lest I forget, There is so much to carry - So much to regret. Hmm... Yes there it is, right on the top Let's unpack Loneliness, Heartache and Loss, And there by my leash hides Fear and Shame. As I look on these things I tried so hard to leave - I still have to unpack my baggage called Pain. I loved them, the others, the ones who left me, But I wasn't good enough - for they didn't want me. Will you add to my baggage? Will you help me unpack? Or will you just look at my things - And take me right back? Do you have the time to help me unpack? To put away my baggage, To never repack? I pray that you do - I'm so tired you see, But I do come with baggage - Will you still want me?
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Mitzy's Mom

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| 03/12/2008 5:13 AM |
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Glad he's doing better! Poor nutrition at the start of life can certainly affect a puppy's health but you probably have a toy rattie, so he's supposed to be small. A high quality food will help him now and in the future even more. The Iams is a low quality food with too many fillers. You can go to www.dogfoodproject.com to find out more about what ingredients are not good. Also, you won't find the high quality foods at grocery stores, Petsmart or Walmart. Petco is starting to carry some though like Natural Balance and Solid Gold.
Iams ingredients:
Ingredients: Chicken, Corn Meal, Chicken By-Product Meal, Ground Whole Grain Sorghum, Fish Meal, Chicken Fat (Preserved with mixed Tocopherols, a source of Vitamin E), Dried Beet Pulp (Sugar Removed), Natural Chicken Flavor, Dried Egg Product, Fish Oil (Preserved with mixed Tocopherols, a source of Vitamin E), Brewers Dried Yeast, Potassium Chloride, Salt, Choline Chloride, Minerals (Ferrous Sulfate, Zinc Oxide, Manganese Sulfate, Copper Sulfate, Manganous Oxide, Potassium Iodide, Cobalt Carbonate), Dicalcium Phosphate, DL-Methionine, Vitamins (Vitamin E Supplement, Ascorbic Acid, Vitamin A Acetate, Calcium Pantothenate, Biotin, Thiamine Mononitrate (Source of Vitamin B1), Vitamin B12 Supplement, Niacin, Riboflavin Supplement (Source of Vitamin B2), Inositol, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Source of Vitamin B6), Vitamin D3 Supplement, Folic Acid), Calcium Carbonate |
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Mary Beth, mom to the Lollipop Kids
Georgia Foster Mom, New Rattitude Check out our ratties at www.newrattitude.org |
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braeli_bryson

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| 03/12/2008 7:29 AM |
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brsyon is 8lbs @ 17 weeks... stand very tall and long.... and is very slim.. braeli is 6.5lbs @ 15 weeks... stand shorter and is much more stocky... i think she will be a toy maxing at 8-9lbs... i think he will be 10lbs or so... with totally different body types... HE TOWERS OVER HER on all 4!!!! I started to think she may be a type B instead of a Type A that the breeder said! |
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"No one knows YOU better than YOU!"
gianni_mahopac, ny bryson: pearl tri color | braeli: chocolate tri color.
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braeli_bryson

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| 03/12/2008 7:32 AM |
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i was told that MEAL is what you want... MEAL is dehydrated meats... LESS FILLERS THE BETTER!... Meal better than the CHICKEN (or other meats) as those are random left overs... This is info that the vet and a puppy nutritionist told me (someone i met at my vet)... I use CANIDEA (supposedly oine of the best!) and its is MOSTLY MEAL and Healthy fruits, Veggies and Dark Grains.
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"No one knows YOU better than YOU!"
gianni_mahopac, ny bryson: pearl tri color | braeli: chocolate tri color.
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Mitzy's Mom

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| 03/12/2008 10:15 AM |
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Posted By braeli_bryson on 03/12/2008 7:32 AM
i was told that MEAL is what you want... MEAL is dehydrated meats... LESS FILLERS THE BETTER!... Meal better than the CHICKEN (or other meats) as those are random left overs... This is info that the vet and a puppy nutritionist told me (someone i met at my vet)... I use CANIDEA (supposedly oine of the best!) and its is MOSTLY MEAL and Healthy fruits, Veggies and Dark Grains.
Yes, but it depends on the type of meal. In this case - Chicken By-Product Meal...see quote below from www.dogfoodproject.com on this:
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Chicken Byproduct Meal
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AAFCO: Consists of the dry, ground, rendered, clean parts of the carcass of slaughtered chicken, such as necks, feet, undeveloped eggs, and intestines -- exclusive of feathers except in such amounts as might occur unavoidably in good processing practices.
Chicken byproducts are much less expensive and less digestible than the chicken muscle meat.The ingredients of each batch can vary drastically in ingredients (heads, feet, bones etc.) as well as quality, thus the nutritional value is also not consistent. Don't forget that byproducts consist of any parts of the animal OTHER than meat. If there is any use for any part of the animal that brings more profit than selling it as "byproduct", rest assured it will appear in such a product rather than in the "byproduct" dumpster.
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Mary Beth, mom to the Lollipop Kids
Georgia Foster Mom, New Rattitude Check out our ratties at www.newrattitude.org |
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buttonbutt

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| 03/12/2008 10:27 AM |
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| Welcome to the board and bless you for rescuing this dog from a not-so-good home. He'll start to improve witwh proper care. This is a great place for advice and training tips. |
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braeli_bryson

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| 03/12/2008 12:04 PM |
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Posted By Mitzy's Mom on 03/12/2008 10:15 AM
Posted By braeli_bryson on 03/12/2008 7:32 AM
i was told that MEAL is what you want... MEAL is dehydrated meats... LESS FILLERS THE BETTER!... Meal better than the CHICKEN (or other meats) as those are random left overs... This is info that the vet and a puppy nutritionist told me (someone i met at my vet)... I use CANIDEA (supposedly oine of the best!) and its is MOSTLY MEAL and Healthy fruits, Veggies and Dark Grains.
Yes, but it depends on the type of meal. In this case - Chicken By-Product Meal...see quote below from www.dogfoodproject.com on this:
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Chicken Byproduct Meal
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AAFCO: Consists of the dry, ground, rendered, clean parts of the carcass of slaughtered chicken, such as necks, feet, undeveloped eggs, and intestines -- exclusive of feathers except in such amounts as might occur unavoidably in good processing practices.
Chicken byproducts are much less expensive and less digestible than the chicken muscle meat.The ingredients of each batch can vary drastically in ingredients (heads, feet, bones etc.) as well as quality, thus the nutritional value is also not consistent. Don't forget that byproducts consist of any parts of the animal OTHER than meat. If there is any use for any part of the animal that brings more profit than selling it as "byproduct", rest assured it will appear in such a product rather than in the "byproduct" dumpster.
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noted... thank you! good thing canidea is "good" meal!
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gianni_mahopac, ny bryson: pearl tri color | braeli: chocolate tri color.
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talatzkomom

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| 03/12/2008 12:34 PM |
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lucky you! he looks REALLY cute! and the thing about rescue is the DOGS KNOW! you rescued him! REALLY!!! he is lucky to have found you! I I got Caesar at 18 mons as a rescue from a puppy mill and he has NEVER forgot it!He too was a cast-off and tiny and skinny with mange from poor nutrition but he soon plumped up very nice! and I found medication on- line to treat his mange,I feed the IIAMS smartpuppy-toy too...but I'm going to change next month when boys are 10&8 months EVERYBODY! Is ashy!! but otherwise healthy...Shamus is putting on too much weight,so vet says a change is in order,until then I'm feeding them more raw/;food ,and vegies till then,i'm hoping I can find the Natural here...Im going to have to go to a feed store I think we only have petsmart/petco.I've only been her a couple of months so I need to try to find something else soon...Any IDEAS?  |
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Da'Boys! L'Caesar,Cash-Man,Polo,& ShamusO'Reiley Black N White Rules! |
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Mitzy's Mom

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| 03/12/2008 1:29 PM |
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| Linda, Petco has Solid Gold and Natural Balance. They arent' too expensive either. They also have some mid range quality foods like Avoderm and others I've forgotten. They are lesser grade (IMO) only because they are a little heavy on the grains but there's no corn or wheat filler in them. |
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Mary Beth, mom to the Lollipop Kids
Georgia Foster Mom, New Rattitude Check out our ratties at www.newrattitude.org |
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Mitzy's Mom

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| 03/12/2008 1:31 PM |
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| Forgot to add - you can go to each individual food's website and most of them have a store or dealer locator option. Just plug in your zip code and you'd be surprised at what small places or feed stores carry high quality foods. Some high quality foods are Wellness, Canidae, Innova/EVO, Merrick (free shipping), Taste of the Wild, Nature's Variety, and the NB and Solid Gold. |
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Mary Beth, mom to the Lollipop Kids
Georgia Foster Mom, New Rattitude Check out our ratties at www.newrattitude.org |
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talatzkomom

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LindsayLu27

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| 03/12/2008 4:03 PM |
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I don't know if there's a Petco around here. I usually go to Petsmart, and I know there are two or three Pet Supplies Plus locations nearby. Also, what's the deal with yogurt? Should he be getting it occasionally? His name is Fisher. I'll post more pics soon of him and my Lhasa too. |
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talatzkomom

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| 03/12/2008 4:08 PM |
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humm LOOK!
well got!!! it!! I'm going to go get this!Sounds ferfect!
Solid Gold Frequently Asked Questions
Have a question regarding our food or product line? Answers to many of the most popular questions can be found here. If you have a question that is not answered by one of the following answers, please email us at Solid Gold Health!
I have been feeding Solid Gold for years, but the last bag that I opened looked darker (or lighter) then before. Should I be concerned about feeding this to my pet?
Since we do not add artificial colors or flavors to the food, we expect to see slight variation from batch to batch. This is simply a reflection of the natural ingredients we use and in no way affects the quality of the food.
Are the fish used in your foods farmed or wild caught?
We use only wild caught fish, our fish are never from fish farms.
I have a small breed puppy but I do not see a small breed puppy food. What should I feed him/her?
We recommend feeding small breed puppies the Just a WEE BIT formula. It is specifically formulated for smaller breeds which have a higher calorie requirement per pound of body weight than larger dogs and the nutrient profile closely matches that of the Hundchen Flocken puppy formula. Thus, it is suitable for puppies and adults alike.
Does Solid Gold offer free samples so that my pet can try it before I buy a larger bag?
Unfortunately, we do not have samples to send out from the corporate offices, these can be obtained from a local retailer. You can use the store locator on our home page to enter your zip code and get a list of hte stores in your area. They should have samples you can try.
Where can i find Solid Gold products in my area?
You may use the store locator on our homepage to input your zipcode and find contact information for the distributors and retailers serving areas near you.
I am unable to find Solid Gold products in my area, can I order direct?
Yes, you may order using our online order form, or by calling 800-364-4863 x 10. Any retail order questions can also be directed to our retail order specialist via email at chavela@solidgoldhealth.com
My dog likes to eat the cat stool out of the litter box. Can I give the SEP to my cat to prevent this?
You cannot give SEP to cats as they cannot handle the excess glutamic acid, which is the bittering agent in this product. Because of their diet, cats produce a very palatable stool, as they are often eating a higher protein food than dogs are and some of this passes undigested in the stool. Unfortunately, we are unaware of any product which can be given to the cats to prevent this issue. The best recommendation we have is a covered litter box or one that allows for top entry and is thus inaccessible to dogs
What is the best way to store Solid Gold pet food once it is opened?
We generally recommend placing the entire bag into an airthight container, without pouring it out. The container should be stored in a cool dry place. Pouring the food out exposes it to a rush of air and can increase the rate at which it will oxidize, decreasing the shelf-life. By leaving the food in the bag and then placing the bag into an airtight container, he bag becomes a barrier which then provides an extra layer of protection. Also this allows tracking of any issues or problems which may arise as the bag is being used because there is a batch number and expiration date which identifies that particular production run. The canned foods should be covered and stored in the refrigerator for no longer than 3-5 days.
I recenty purchased a bag of Solid Gold that wasn't vacuum sealed, is it still OK to feed it?
Solid Gold dry food bags contain a revolutionary one-way valve system to hermetically seal the bags. Hermetic sealing gives the same effect as vacuum packaging, in that the bag is completely air tight and impervious to external influence. Solid Gold bags are not vacuum packed. Some bags are very rigid, where the air has been completely expelled through the one way valve. This effect occurs in bags that were stored in the lower part of a pallet or passed through high altitude on the way to their final destination. Other bags, which are not rigid, still have the air-tight seal and protection from the outside environment and are preferred by some customers and stores, as they are easier to stack and lift. Through extensive shelf life testing, we have found there is absolutely no shelf life difference between the bags that are rock hard and those that are loose.
I don't see glucosamine or condroitin in your large breed or senior formula, why is this?
We do not have glucosamine/condroitin added to our products for many reasons. The main one is that there are over and under dosing concerns when added to the food because of the difference in the sizes of the dog eating it. It is much more exact to supplement each dog individually, that way small dogs don’t get too much and large dogs get enough. Dosing concerns aside, to add the supplement to the food in a large enough quantity to be effective would be cost prohibitive, it is much more economical to supplement after the food is manufactured. The amount that is in the other foods would require between 15 and 20 cups be consumed per day to get the recommended daily amount without additional supplementation. Further, this is currently an unapproved feed additive according to AAFCO. Were we to put it in our foods, we would face possible stop sale of our products until it is removed. For these reasons, we have separate joint supplements.
Does Solid Gold engage in any animal testing?
The only testing we conduct on animals is in the form of non-invasive feeding trials. The dogs and cats are fed a variety of foods and their preferences are simply monitored and recorded. Feeding trials are the best method of ensuring that our food is palatable for dogs and cats and is very necessary to ensure the best product makes it to the market. All dog food companies must assess the nutritional quality and palatability of their food before it can receive approval to be sold. This is currently done with personal pets owned by the employees and associates of Solid Gold.
Where are Solid Gold foods made?
All Solid Gold products, with the exception of our Blended Tuna canned cat food, are made in the U.S.A.
What is the shelf life of Solid Gold treats?
Solid Gold's meat based treats are stamped with an expiration date. Our biscuits are stamped with a manfacture date and are good for a year from this date.
What is the shelf life of Solid Gold Supplements?
Most supplement are stamped with an expiration date. However, there are a few supplements that are stamped with a four digit manufacture date. The first three numbers are the day of the year and the last number is the year. The powdered supplements with a manufactured date have a shelf life of three years.
What is the shelf life of Solid Gold dry foods?
Solid Gold dry foods have a shelf life of nine months. The bags are dated with a best before date which is printed exactly nine months from the day of manufacture.
Do Solid Gold foods need to be supplemented?
All Solid Gold foods are complete and balanced according to AAFCO guidelines. Therefore, they do not need to be supplemented with anything. However, we do recommend supplementing any commercial pet food with a supplement like our Seameal. Seameal contains 60 trace minerals, 12 vitamins, 22 amino acids, digestive enzymes and flaxseed meal.
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talatzkomom

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talatzkomom

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Spanky's Mom

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| 03/12/2008 6:17 PM |
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I am feeding NB Potato & Duck small bites to Spanky...so far,so good!! His itching has stopped almost completely, his coat is showing some sheen & he loves the taste |
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When you own a Rattie....you KNOW you are in your right mind 
THE MEANING OF RESCUE
Now that I'm home, bathed, settled and fed, All nicely tucked in my warm new bed. I'd like to open my baggage Lest I forget, There is so much to carry - So much to regret. Hmm... Yes there it is, right on the top Let's unpack Loneliness, Heartache and Loss, And there by my leash hides Fear and Shame. As I look on these things I tried so hard to leave - I still have to unpack my baggage called Pain. I loved them, the others, the ones who left me, But I wasn't good enough - for they didn't want me. Will you add to my baggage? Will you help me unpack? Or will you just look at my things - And take me right back? Do you have the time to help me unpack? To put away my baggage, To never repack? I pray that you do - I'm so tired you see, But I do come with baggage - Will you still want me?
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talatzkomom

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| 03/12/2008 6:22 PM |
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oh these guys are nice and shinny but so ashey! and dry the Iams was suppose to help it IT MADE IT WORSE!So I hope it works!the Proplan for( toy pups) they were on before the pulled it was better,so I hope I'm though! |
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Da'Boys! L'Caesar,Cash-Man,Polo,& ShamusO'Reiley Black N White Rules! |
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Mitzy's Mom

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| 03/13/2008 5:01 AM |
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The NB duck/potato is what I feed mine. A 12 pound bag of the small bites lasts about 3-4 weeks and I'm feeding 4 dogs. I have to be careful the 3 shorties don't eat too much though because they all tend to gain weight easily....that happens on any food though not just the duck/potatoe. Also, I've been giving all mine a teaspoon of yogurt each morning. It started as a way to get Mitzy to eat her breakfast better (she tends to throw up if she doesn't eat a tiny bit in the morning). I'm not sure if it does anything for them but they love it. |
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Mary Beth, mom to the Lollipop Kids
Georgia Foster Mom, New Rattitude Check out our ratties at www.newrattitude.org |
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| 03/13/2008 2:26 PM |
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| I love that NB has all life stages. It would be almost impossible for me to feed my two different foods and it would be a lot more expensive. Mine get the Ultra formula. I treid the duck and potato but Charlie litterally wouldnt touch it. I am thinking about switching them over to Nature's Variety raw instinct the next bag as it looks like Tucker may have some allergies. |
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