QUOTE(jeins @ Aug 7 2010, 03:28 AM)
I manage to get this from Uptown pet centre PJ.
Actually I've try putting him on TOTW for a few days after I bought a small pack. My GSD loves it. He will eat immediately after i gave him and he will finish most of the kibble
(normally he will hang around, walking around before eating it when he feels like it. And, he will not finished all the food de... he will eat once a day, I'll pour him food around 7pm, while he will only eat once and when he finishes, he will not touch the remaining kibble again untill the next evening. So normally, i gave him 2 cups (if he finishes yesterday's meal) then let him finish how much he wants, then i will keep the remains after he ate then top up again tomorrow night)
His stool was ok, hard and not much. and not that smelly as orijen. hope this help. :-)
Another concern about TOTW which I thought is its kibble is for all life stage, which means from puppy to senior can consume the same pack. Isn't there any imbalance in terms of nutrition for puppy, adult and senior? Most kibble out in the market separates its product to cater different needs, ie; puppy needs more protein while senior need less protein and fat...etc. Will this affect his nutritional needs for long term?
Anyone has tried Nova Natural Trainer kibbles?
Thanks for your feedback! Actually I've try putting him on TOTW for a few days after I bought a small pack. My GSD loves it. He will eat immediately after i gave him and he will finish most of the kibble
(normally he will hang around, walking around before eating it when he feels like it. And, he will not finished all the food de... he will eat once a day, I'll pour him food around 7pm, while he will only eat once and when he finishes, he will not touch the remaining kibble again untill the next evening. So normally, i gave him 2 cups (if he finishes yesterday's meal) then let him finish how much he wants, then i will keep the remains after he ate then top up again tomorrow night)
His stool was ok, hard and not much. and not that smelly as orijen. hope this help. :-)
Another concern about TOTW which I thought is its kibble is for all life stage, which means from puppy to senior can consume the same pack. Isn't there any imbalance in terms of nutrition for puppy, adult and senior? Most kibble out in the market separates its product to cater different needs, ie; puppy needs more protein while senior need less protein and fat...etc. Will this affect his nutritional needs for long term?
Anyone has tried Nova Natural Trainer kibbles?
As for nutritional needs, for me it's more important to assess in terms of the dog's individual activity level/health concerns etc. rather than generalising by life stages. For example here's my thought process when choosing food for my dogs: I read the nutritional analysis and assess the quality of the ingredients. Then I think about my dogs' lifestyles, health issues/concerns for a particular dog etc. I'd rather keep my year-old lab on Orijen Puppy because it has glucosamine and chondroitin considering hip dysplasia is a common concern for dogs of his size. TotW doesn't have those supplements in its food, and I'm not too worried about the high protein in Orijen since my lab is an active dog. There's a roughly 10% (crude) protein difference between Orijen and TotW and I'm not too worried about what this means for my adult mutt as he and the lab get raw food for evening meals often which will balance things out for him. He's active, but not as rambunctious as my lab so the slightly lower protein should work fine for him in theory. Then I have to think about my old spitz foster with kidney issues - her ideal diet would be a moderate protein one with high quality protein sources (bad/indigestible protein sources will just stress her kidneys after all) and preferably no grain as she doesn't need the extra carbs/potential allergens with her low activity level/tendency to shed.
In your boy's case I guess the important thing to consider would be activity level and his size (GSDs especially locally bred ones are especially prone to HD right?). If he really likes TotW and you're concerned about nutritional needs you can always supplement his diet with whatever you think is lacking (with advice from a trusted vet or good GSD breeder).
QUOTE(mecharojak @ Aug 7 2010, 11:46 AM)
These are the RRPs according to an ad in PETSTER mag:Pacific Stream Canine Formula with Smoked Salmon: 2.27kg RM60 / 6.81kg RM151 / 13.63kg RM248
Wetlands Canine Formula with Roasted Wild Fowl: 2.27kg RM50 / 6.81kg RM128 / 13.63kg RM225
They're also having a promo while stocks last where you get free 500g / 1kg / 1.5kg depending on which size you buy. Depending on which retailer you buy from you can get 5-10% off the RRP too.
Aug 9 2010, 02:10 AM

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