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    Thanks bckrazy. In another thread you said Natural Balance can help dogs gain weight... Sam is a cocker so I always have to watch his weight because they gain weight extremely easy. It won't make him put on pounds will it? Molli doesn't gain weight easily so it should be fine for her. Thanks again for answering my questions!

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    No. I said that because NB does definitely have more calories than low quality kibbles, more fats & more protein. It "sticks" to a dog much more and a dog uses a lot more of those calories from meat than it would from a kibble that is based on useless fillers. Just be sure you adjust his kibble appropriately - if he seems to be filling out, just reduce the amount you feed a bit. It's not totally loaded with calories, but it does have more calories & quality than a poor quality food.



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    Ok, thanks.

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    Yay! You get to switch food . Too bad you can't go Raw, though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Roxyluvsme13
    Yay! You get to switch food . Too bad you can't go Raw, though.
    Yah, that probably won't happen until I get my own house and dogs.

    *Sammy*Springen*Molli*

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