Mom is refusing to belive me about raw.

[GreyhoundGirl]

Ever since I started feeding Nutro to my pets, their health, skin, and coats have improved a great deal. I am so glad I found PT, because I never knew how to read pet food labels, I just figured that a more expensive food would be better. I was feeding Bil-Jac - which is more expensive and not as good in quality compared to Nutro.

That's what my mom thinks. Iams is the most $$$ one in the grocery store.

Jen usually does get some people food with her meal ( things like blood from steak ), but I think one raw egg a week would be good with her Nutro.

My mom says I just have to finish the bag of Iams and the bag of purina ONE ( both about half gone ) than I can choose whatever food I want ( as long as it doesn't cost an arm-and-a-leg )

[GreyhoundGirl]

Have you seen the crap that results from eating it? One of my main reasons to switch Niño's food.

I wouldn't know what good resuts would look like. Jen has only ever been fed grocery store brands. I'm hoping on seeing some improvement once we make the Nutro switch.

[JenBKR]

I wouldn't know what good resuts would look like. Jen has only ever been fed grocery store brands. I'm hoping on seeing some improvement once we make the Nutro switch.

Oh you will, you'll see a big difference!

[CathyBogart]

There is no benefit of feeding raw over a high quality commercial dog food. Iams or some other high quality dog food will do just fine.

When I got Jasper, I switched him to Innova EVO from what he was on, and I saw improvement....but I saw room for more improvement with the raw diet, and I've seen him go LEAPS AND BOUNDS beyond what he was like on Innova.

Iams is not a high-end dog food IMO...just reading the ingredients tells me that it's not something I'd want to feed my dog.

Try one night perhaps setting down a bowl of dog food and a bowl of beef, and see which the dogs go for.