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Your heart is as large as the sky above Cole in his pictures. You are blessed to be able to foster such a stately gentleman as Cole.

Can you maybe take videos of Cole to show his owner that you...

Bless you for taking him in.

Bless you! It takes a special person to foster a senior :image019:

I highly recommend Advanced Hip & Joint Chewables from Springtime Inc. They make natural supplements for dogs, horses and...

OMG he is gorgeous.....

You are doing a great thing by taking him in. I feed Aowyn; Taste of the Wild and we give her about a half a cup less than what is on the bag to help maintain her proper...

Thank you for rescuing and fostering this gentleman. Cole (love the name) is a beautiful boy. Yes agree on the green beans, apples and baby carrots are also a good in between meal treat. Hopefully...

Gorgeous pup! Yes, I call the seniors pups.

Thank you so much for helping him out. As far as food, feed a good quality food only in smaller amounts. Green beans, frozen or canned (no salt),...

Wow- I've never seen a 13-year-old without some graying on the muzzle! I don't have food advice but thank you for saving this sweet boy.

I make sweet potato treats for Gabe and myself. If you use the oven, try slicing on a mandolin to get them about 1/8" and uniform thickness. Bake at about 200 degrees on parchment paper. Bake about...

I don't know who the author is, but it's been passed around for about two years. It's been going around on Facebook. I thought it was a pretty good write-up.

Beware AKC registration


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Very handsome guy!!

Very handsome Labby.

Good looking boy.

Handsome boy!

I am not sure where there is conflicting data. An upper level on protein has never been placed, only a minimum, and no such minimum has ever been put on carbohydrates because they are not a required...

Food is protein, fat and carbohydrates and it adds to 100%, to make this point simple.

If you feed lower protein and consequently lower fat, the carbohydrate level rises. Carbohydrate energy is...

Our two Akitas (male and female) developed nocturnal incontinence because the food we were feeding them contained too high a protein level (resulted in protein in the urine). The food we were using...

Sounds like what you're feeding is working, so stay with it....there is NOTHING wrong with feeding a grain-free food in the range of protein you're stating.

Some dogs DO easily gain weight on a...

What are you feeling your dog? Raw, homecooked, kibble?

If its kibble, I feel the average adult Labrador needs a food with a 26% to 30% protein level. Ive never heard needing 75 grams of protein...

Labs don't self regulate their food...they will just eat and eat and eat and then trow up and then eat it all again. I've had multiple people tell me OMG look how bad he wants this food - you don't...