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How to switch your dog's food without an upset stomach
Most stomach upsets after a food change come from switching all at once. A week of mixing usually avoids them.
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- feeding
- switching
- sensitive-stomach
Plain-English guides to reading labels, choosing food for allergies, and feeding the right amount.
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Most stomach upsets after a food change come from switching all at once. A week of mixing usually avoids them.
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One sentence near the ingredient list decides whether a food can be your dog's whole diet. Most owners never read it.
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The feeding chart on the bag is a starting range for an average dog. Your dog's weight, neutering status and activity move the number a lot.
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The front of the bag is marketing. The back is regulated. Here is what each regulated part means and how to use it.
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