putting on weight

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Big Mike
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putting on weight

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anybody put pork chitlen's in their hounds feed? If so, how much ? I need to put weight on a hound. thanks for any in-put.
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Tsa la gi
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Been looking for a place to buy a pone of cracklin. When I lived in Mi I would get a big pone from a butcher break up and mix it with my feed.good hand full a couple times a week is plenty,to much gives them the runs.

Big Mike
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Wal-Mart sells it by the bucket , in the frozen meat section. Never used it before, thought i'd give it a try.
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Post by Lone Pine Beagles »

Mike,

Might be the (protein to fat) ratio in the dog food??
I had a dog a few years back that could not metabolize 24/20.
Hard to keep weight on.
Switched back over to 26/18, and she looked great.

good luck,
andy

carl ellis
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try rice,would be cheaper and it works for me
carl, toledo,ohio

bill huttozac
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Post by bill huttozac »

I read a post that suggested peanut butter (table spoon each day) to put weight on a dog. It is a great source of protein for certain.

Big Mike
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lot of good ideas, thank you all
Big Mike

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