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New Chewy Customers: 36-Lbs Iams Proactive Health Active High Protein Adult Dry Dog Food $12 w/ Autoship & More + Free Shipping
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Chewy [chewy.com] has for New Customers: select 36-Lbs Iams Dog Food on sale from $11.98 when you follow instructions below. Shipping is free.
- Click here [chewy.com] to create a new Chewy account
- Select your choice of one of the following Iams Dog Food:
- Add 1 to cart and proceed to checkout
- Select "Yes, make my life easy" to change to autoship
- Apply promo codes MEGAD23 and WELCOME
- Total will be $11.98 or $11.99 based on selection + Free Shipping
Created 03-14-2023
at 12:53 PM
by JuJuFrankenbean | Staff
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| Product Name: | Iams Proactive Health Active Chicken & Turkey Recipe High Protein Adult Dry Dog Food |
| Product Description: | Give your furry friend the energy they need with Iams Proactive Health Active Chicken & Turkey Recipe High Protein Adult Dry Dog Food! Made in the USA with wholesome ingredients you can trust, this dry dog food boasts both muscle-supporting protein and a lip-smacking chicken and turkey flavor. It includes essential minerals for bone and joint health alongside L-carnitine, which helps maintain a healthy metabolism and supports your pupās active lifestyle. It even contains wholesome grains, which help sustain energy throughout your dogās busy day. |
| Product SKU: | chewy_551510 |
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This deal is $0.30 per lb. I'm not even going to ask you to compete with
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A study conducted in Stockholm, Sweden by Dr. Kollath showed that young animals fed a cooked, processed diet initially appeared to be healthy, but once they reached maturity, they began to rapidly age and develop degenerative disease symptoms. The control group that was raised on a raw, uncooked diet did not age as fast and showed no degenerative disease symptoms but remained healthy.
Another study out of Belgium used data gathered from more than 500 domestic dogs over a consecutive five year time period (1998-2002). The authors, Lippert and Sapy, were able to statistically show that dogs fed a homemade diet, consisting of high quality foods used from their owners' meals versus dogs fed an industrial, commercial pet food diet had a life expectancy of 32 months longer ā that's almost 3 years
There are numerous studies around both for and against kibble you just have to decide which is best for your pet. Just ask yourself who has more to gain from writing a study about processed dog food being healthy the company which produces it of course why would they give free pet food to veterinarians who are in school or sponsor studies with monetary donations. Who gains the most when a pet gets sick. If you figure out these questions you will have your answer.
FYI, if you try to counter that it has 4 stars on DogFoodAdvisor, it is a pay-for-play scam started by a dentist: https://pethelpful.com/dogs/Why-Y...od-Advisor
Unfortunately, there is nothing like CatFoodDB for canines.
These are good choices: https://www.insider.com/guides/pe...r-adults-1
This deal is $0.30 per lb. I'm not even going to ask you to compete with
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Not sure about the flea and tick stuff, but man people are hostile to the idea that their dog kibble isn't the best diet.. it's like some mass brainwashing. "LOL PEER REVIEWED STUDY BRO!?". No, it's just common sense.
Would you eat the same processed food daily for your entire life and expect to be healthy? No? Why would it be any different for a dog? They didn't evolve eating low quality food from a Nestle factory.
Such a simple concept that is lost on so many. Sad
Would you eat the same processed food daily for your entire life and expect to be healthy? No? Why would it be any different for a dog? They didn't evolve eating low quality food from a Nestle factory.
Such a simple concept that is lost on so many. Sad
Dogs are not the same as humans. Dogs are also not wolves. Dogs have been domesticated for thousands of years, I promise they live longer and healthier now eating something like Purina dog chow or Ol' Roy than from whatever they received a thousand years ago.
Dogs are not the same as humans. Dogs are also not wolves. Dogs have been domesticated for thousands of years, I promise they live longer and healthier now eating something like Purina dog chow or Ol' Roy than from whatever they received a thousand years ago.
I've seen those Reddit threads, and the arguments are always the same. Something about diverging from wolves, while ignoring the elephant in the room that kibble is a recent invention and most dogs prior survived on "people food". Kibble is mostly low quality food that is balanced enough to keep your pet alive while making $$.
Kibble is fine in moderation, but for optimal health they need real food too. Different cuts of chicken, organ meats, fish, turkey, some vegetables, etc.