Re: food

["Carol Jackson" <thejacksons@dellnet.com>]

Renee:

No it does not have corn.  I checked their web site.  www.caninecaviar.com 

Carol
----- Original Message ----- 
From: J. Renee Brooks <jrbrooks@cs.utah.edu>
To: <brierpups@fast.cs.utah.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 8:41 AM
Subject: Re: food


> 
> Since we are discussing alternative foods, Leigh and I found something
> we have started supplimenting Torrey and Maples dinner with
> 
> Steve's Real Food for Dogs
> Ingredients are 
> raw ground chicken including bones 
> raw veggies (broccoli, romaine lettuce, carrots, cantaloupe)
> chicken liver and gizzards
> flax seeds, rice bran, tuna oil, dried kelp, extract of chicory, sea
> salt
> zinc proteinate, copper protinate, iron protinate, and rosemary
> extract. 
> 
> The food comes in 1" cubes.  The downside - it's very expensive, but
> it's helping us move over to a more raw diet.  It's made in Eugene
> (888) 526-1900.
> 
> We also give them yogurt with dinner and more raw veggies that I put
> in the processor, so I suspect the ear infections must come from corn
> in something.  Either the Canine Caviar (chicken) or their treats -
> IAMs bones.  I'll whip up a batch of Grandma Gina's Liver treats, and
> we'll switch the food again.  We store their food in a big storage
> container, so I don't have the ingredients list.  Does anyone know if
> Canine Caviar chicken flavor has corn?  
> 
> Thanks everyone for your input on this. 
> Renee and Leigh