What food should I not feed my dog? - Dogs

Beneful Dog Food this is link to snopes who say it is unproven.
However if you do not want to risk it just feed your dog something else. The best top of the line most healthy dog foods will not have any kind of meat by products in them.

A dog can go without food for a few days and then will eat when it is hungry. Just stop giving your dog your food and at its normal feeding time give it a bowl of its food. If it does not eat it, take the food away. Then 24 hours later put the bowl of food out for the dog. If it has not eaten it within ten minutes take it away and then 24 hours later put the bowl of food out for the dog again. By now the dog should be happy to eat what it is given.

It hasn't hurt my little dog but I live in Canada

Hi , Mary Hare ,
I do not know exactly whether or not Purina's contains anti-freeze , but lawsuits have claimed that it has been poisoning dogs . If you decide to feed your canine this food , feed in small portions and check for any damages or accidents with your dog .

THE Solution of your problem is on dog breed plus
some short introduction of site is as....

Here, you can find the specifics of canine food and nutritional requirements. Become familiar with different kinds of dog foods, what exactly do and what should not to feed your pet along with the dietary requirements of different dogs. Many commercially made pet foods contain a blend of meat and vegetables. Before you decide to feed your pet it is necessary that the food provides sufficient energy and all the nutritional elements the dog require. Aim to feed your pet in a proper manner. Overfeeding can be a major challenge as underfeeding.



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It depends on what breed, size and how old your dog is, I found this site that has some good tips about dog food and there is a table which shows how often and how much you need to feed your dog. http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/feeding.htm