Question:I am getting a chihuahua and i was wondering what is the best food to feed her?
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In my own opinion, raw diet is the best, but if you are going to feed kibble. Feed one that has meat listed as the 1st ingredient. Stay away from corn gluten, or wheat gluten. Anything grain free is good. Also Holistically produced kibble is good also. A good brand is called "Canidae All Life Stages". It's made with human grade meats and does not have the nasty fillers that you will find in Iams. They were also not on any recall list. You may have a little trouble finding it in your area, but look online to find a retailer.
For list of ingredients:
http://www.canidae.com/dogs/all_life_sta...
ask her owner or the vet
Iams Puppy Chow. Its best for all puppies. It helps add up to 2 years to your pets life. It will give your puppy energy .
ask the owner what he/she feeds the puppy and when he/she feds the puppy so you don't mess up the feeding times for the puppy hope this helps.
Just dont start with wet!
Find out what she's currently eating. You don't want to change her food suddenly, as this will upset her stomach and you don't want that!
There are LOTS of good puppy foods. I like Iams myself, and always feed that to my dogs. Mix the Iams with the food she is currently eating, and gradually mix in less and less of the old food. Soon she'll be eating only the Iams, and she'll love it!
Good luck with the puppy! :)
Don't feed her IAMS, Purina, Eukunuba, pedigree, science diet, and other grochery store or petsmart dog food. Those brands are full of by-products, corn and other bad things for dogs to eat.
Try canidae, innova, wellness, merrick, avo-derm or natural balance.
kibble
Are you teacup girl again? I can't remember her name. Like I said if you buy a teacup dog buy the best most healthy natural food possible- because teacups are bred for size not health and will need every fighting chance to be moderately healthy in their shortened lives.
The breeder is the best one to ask.
Merrick Puppy Plate is a great puppy food for your little baby.
www.merrickpetcare.com
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