Menopause Matters magazine ISSUE 76 out now. (Summer issue, June 2024)
Surely you can't be forced to be told what you feed your dog,I mean it's YOUR dog,not his,unless his so called contract is legally binding I'm sure he can't do much
l know raisins and chocolate are poisonous but they aren't things I would expect to be poisonous. Rotting placenta (I pick up the ones I can find so these have been buried) and now the pile of sugar beet in the yard for the sheep seem to be irresistible. Is it any pork or only raw? I hadn't heard that though of course humans can get tape worms from pork that hasn't been properly cooked so maybe dogs too.CC I wonder if he just wants a captive market for his dog food. Would it be enforceable in Canada?
I wouldn't give a stuff if he got ticked off or not,I've never heard of such a thing happening in the U.K.,say for instance you moved house? Didn't tell him? How would he know THEN if you were feeding the dog HIS food,it's a ridiculous stipulation & sounds like a huge con to me. Would you consider a golden mix cc?
NEVER PORK! Nor shellfish!!! What's he trying to do, poison his stock 'cos at the end of the day, that's what it appears 2B: money making with control. I wouldn't touch his pups with a barge pole ........ not because I wouldn't love one but I couldn't put up with such domineering behaviour.Let us know what you DD is told, though do be aware that the Vet mayB tied into a Commercial Pet Food Contract ;-). Not that I would particularly listen to what he/she might suggest, as there are pros and cons to any diet and convenience is probably what people need.