| CannonFarms |
| Posted 2/2/2008 9:49:31 AM |
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From another list:
Dogs lack the enzymes in their saliva and digestive tract to break down
the carbohydrates and fiber in grains. As grains pass through the
intestines, they irritate the lining, causing mucus to form and
eventually disturbing the natural balance of normal flora bacteria and
allowing the growth of pathogenic, disease-causing bacteria and fungus.
This inflammation can lead to skin and digestive disorders, allergies,
ear infections and other problems
source-
http://polishingsto ne.org/articles/ feedingdog- newton.html
more info
http://k9joy. com/dogarticles/ grain.php
http://www.mercola. com/2005/ feb/5/pets_ grains.htm
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| ShoobyTheDog |
| Posted 2/15/2008 4:41:31 PM |
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Thanks.  |
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| suebgone |
| Posted 2/15/2008 6:48:46 PM |
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ND none of them worked for me
I got the notice that said there was no info for that & gave the link. odd tho, it was an Embarq pg |
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