On Monday, March 4, 2019 at 7:25:08 PM UTC-6, Dave Smith wrote:
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> On 2019-03-04 3:59 p.m., wrote:
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> > There are plenty of commercial pet foods to take care of any digestion problems
> > or picky eating an animal might have. When that animal starts paying utility
> > bills, car payments, car insurance, and property taxes then I'll consider
> > cooking for them.
> >
> My dog has a sensitive tummy and skin problems that are typical of his
> breed. I buy a special dog food to deal with that. I feed it to the
> other dog too because if I give them different foods they will just eat
> out of each other's bowls. A friend from the dog park spends a lot of
> money on a raw diet. One of her dogs is chronically constipated and the
> other is the exact opposite.
>
I adopted my sister-in-law's cat a few years ago. She had a sensitive stomach
and I got tired of cleaning up puke. I went to Petco and looked at all the
different dry cat foods which were priced from $ to $$$$. I bought her the
smallest bag of Royal Canin chicken or it might have been chicken and rice. No
throwing up, so after that all she got was whatever brands produced chicken or
chicken and rice marketed for sensitive stomachs.