purina hi-pro ?
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purina hi-pro ?
i've been feeding hi-pro for about 2 months or so... been having good luck with it so far.. i just bought 300#'s friday.. feed my dogs friday afternoon and went out saturday morning and every dog in the kennel had the runs.. i could see this happening if i had changed routine but like i said i've fed this now for over 2 months.. has anyone else experienced this happening? would one batch of feed change from another? kevin
Im feeding it and it seems like every bag is different. I have had some good bags and some bad bags.
The stool is yellow and pretty loose when this bag is over im switching to something else.
The stool is yellow and pretty loose when this bag is over im switching to something else.
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I switched to Hi-Pro for a while after the Diamond troubles and all my dogs had bright yellow, loose stool. They appeared fine - such as coats, etc., but I switched away from it b/c of the loose stool.
I'm now using the Co-op's premium brand of dog food and have been happy w/ it so far.
-Pete
I'm now using the Co-op's premium brand of dog food and have been happy w/ it so far.
-Pete
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i switched to it after the DIAMOND situation also and had similar experiences as Briarhoppers with the hi pro. after a couple bags, i switched to purina pro plan and purina ONE and am really happy with it. i used to use hi pro in the past and stilli think the it is good food but it just didnt seem to work for my dogs.
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Pete ,their stool seems to be solid , no runs, and they dont have to strain as bad as they did with the diamond food that I was using, which was a big concern for me,even before the diamond problem came. I have been feeding hounds for over 30 years with purina and several years with joy dog food and never untill I started feeding diamond have I had any problems . I buy my purina now at a pallet at a time and sell it to friends and get a very good price.
I used to feed Hi-Pro and they had alot of loose stools. When they weren't loose it seemed there was always alot of excess. I switched to Pro-Plan and there stools now are always solid and half the amount to clean up. They seem to have alot more energy now also. It's a bit more expensive, but worth the price.
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I have hung with hi-pro about a year now - what little i been getting out i have been running about 5 hour rips , i like the fact in the field there power stays up , but i to am getting loose stool as brian said i think bag to bag there is a difference . I am happy with performance but un satisfied with stool catch 22 

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I feed the hi-pro. Really like it. Do deal with occasional runny stools.... but pretty good for the most part. Dogs en ergy is real good and coats are fair.
For the price I can't beat using it. I buy it at Sams Club and after collecting points for rebates in one year it'll d0rop it to about 10 dollars a 50 lb. bag.
I can deal with occasional loose stools for that.
For the price I can't beat using it. I buy it at Sams Club and after collecting points for rebates in one year it'll d0rop it to about 10 dollars a 50 lb. bag.
I can deal with occasional loose stools for that.
Esse quam Videri
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Hi Pro
I had the same problem switched to Purina One. Call Purina they made good on the two bags of Hi Pro that were junk. Really a good company to do business with.
Frank
Frank