adding stuff to the dog's diet, wanted to hear your thoughts

[Kfamr]

If something is not digestable, it will cause gas in the gut. In a large breed dog, this can put too much gas in the intestine- one of the leading factors of bloat. Beet is also dangerious- unless the sugar is removed or it is in a cooked type combination.
I have been studying dog foods for over 20 years. .. .. .. ...

Congratulations on studying dogs foods for over 20 years!

But, I do no see where you are going here. I stated that it was not digestable if whole.
I would imagine that, coming in a powedered form, it was cooked/processed somehow as it obviously doesn't come that way naturally.


If you're looking to argue, go eslewhere. We basically stated the same opinion, however, the way you've worded it is making it seem like someone's dog is going to keal over and die if fed beet or flaxseed (and you've made it sound that way in other threads.) When used in correct amount they are very beneficial to a dog.

She asked for people's opinions on the product, I was giving mine, and there's absolutely nothing wrong with it.

[borzoimom]

Congratulations on studying dogs foods for over 20 years!

But, I do no see where you are going here. I stated that it was not digestable if whole.
I would imagine that, coming in a powedered form, it was cooked/processed somehow as it obviously doesn't come that way naturally.


If you're looking to argue, go eslewhere. We basically stated the same opinion, however, the way you've worded is making it seem like someone's dog is going to keal over and die if fed beet or flaxseed (and you've made it sound that way in other threads.) When used in correct amount they are very beneficial to a dog.

Bloat is a serious problem.. And if the condition exists- yes they will "keel over and die..".. and NOOOOOOOOOOOO I AM NOT GOING ANYWHERE.. tyvm..