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11-01-2020, 05:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Ed Norman
John,
Several people told us to use green beans from a can to help our dog feel full. He literally acts like we are starving him at both feedings. Our dog food company said we should be feeding him 3 cups daily at his weight. We tried to go between what dog food company said and what the breeder uses. Cash is about 22 inches high. The only thing that dog likes as much as finding birds is eating. He is doing well at both.
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My vet recommended the same thing. Great filler, low calories.
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