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Priska182 · 26-11-2011, 23:19

Big thanks to all of you!

Well I learned that a too high level of protein is not suitable for a Large breed puppy... But I can't find the right %...

The protein % is quite high in Orijen Large breed puppy (40%),
and only 33% in Acana Large breed puppy.

Indeed Baz, Acana price here is around 71CAD (51E) Taxes included, and about 83CAD (60E) for Orijen.

"Some veterinary research suggests that feeding high protein dry foods to puppies may contribute to the development or exacerbation of musculoskeletal disorders (as excess calcium and overall calories are believed to).
Equally there is veterinary research that suggests that high protein is not a factor (and we note that it does not appear to be a problem for puppies fed high protein natural raw diets)."

26-11-2011, 23:19	#15
Priska182 Canadian Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Montréal Posts: 423	Big thanks to all of you! Well I learned that a too high level of protein is not suitable for a Large breed puppy... But I can't find the right %... The protein % is quite high in Orijen Large breed puppy (40%), and only 33% in Acana Large breed puppy. Indeed Baz, Acana price here is around 71CAD (51E) Taxes included, and about 83CAD (60E) for Orijen. "Some veterinary research suggests that feeding high protein dry foods to puppies may contribute to the development or exacerbation of musculoskeletal disorders (as excess calcium and overall calories are believed to). Equally there is veterinary research that suggests that high protein is not a factor (and we note that it does not appear to be a problem for puppies fed high protein natural raw diets)." __________________ Stéphanie www.inugami.ca