10 Dog Foods Not Linked to Canine Heart Disease

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The FDA has linked Grain Free Dog Foods with a type of Heart Disease in dogs, DCM (Dilated Cardiomyopathy). Dr Jones has produced a list of foods that do not include, peas, lentils and other legumes which are not linked to Canine heart disease.

The list:
10.Holistic Select Adult Kibble, Chicken Meal and Brown Rice
9. GO Solutions, SALMON Recipe
8. First Mate Canned, Turkey and Wild Tuna
7. Natural Balance Canned, Limited Ingredient, Lamb and Rice
6. Nutro ULTRA, Large Breed Adult
5. FARMINA Ancestral Grain
4. FROMM Gold Holistic Adult Dry Dog Food
3. NATURES LOGIC, Grain, Pea and Legume Free
2. Raw- Tula eats pre-packaged frozen Raw
1. Homemade Diet- Beef, Squash, Carrots, Kale

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5 Comments

  1. If you can buy it without the price giving you a stroke, just eat good foods and make enough for an extra person. Give it to your dog. Corn is NOT DOG FOOD, and people should have to go into debt to feed their pets without poisoning them.

  2. Wait, so is it allowed to mix raw food with kibble? My vet instructed me not to do so because the digestion process varies depending on the type of food. Could you kindly clarify how we may blend the two types of foods? Thanks very much!

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