Puppy in California - Page 4

Vaiva · 31-12-2010, 10:29

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Originally Posted by yukidomari

Out of all grain free food I know of, the only one with appropriate Cal/Phos for puppies are Orijen and Acana.. even the ones like Taste of the Wild that claim to be "all life breeds" have calcium and phosphorus levels that exceed what I find acceptable and acceptable by published reports.

And I'll try to get my own benefit from this

Do you mean Orijen and Acana for puppies or regular foods?

(I skipped many chemistry lessons at school

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Lunas mom, but modesty isn't your strongest feature, is it?

yukidomari · 31-12-2010, 10:43

Vaiva-If I do the conversion from % to grams, all Acana Provincial grain free has appropriate levels as well as all Orijen except the newest 'Red Meat' formula.

By the way, dry weight protein may seem high, but raw meat on a dry basis is comparable in protein content. The difference of course is water content.

Rona · 31-12-2010, 13:54

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Originally Posted by Vaiva

Lunas mom, but modesty isn't your strongest feature, is it?

This is purely cultural, Vaiva. Self-appreciation, very common in the USA, in Europe is considered a bit... weird

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yukidomari Moderator Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Los Angeles CA Posts: 847	Vaiva-If I do the conversion from % to grams, all Acana Provincial grain free has appropriate levels as well as all Orijen except the newest 'Red Meat' formula. By the way, dry weight protein may seem high, but raw meat on a dry basis is comparable in protein content. The difference of course is water content.