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Melissa J
MemberI have heard low calorie and lower protein.
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Iād recommend heading over to the large breed puppy forum. Itās the second topic in the āDiet and Health Issuesā forum. I think youāll find most of your questions answered there. But, no, a large breed puppy food does not need to be (and in fact shouldnāt be) low in protein. A low calorie food is not necessary either assuming portion sizes are controlled and the dog is kept in optimal body condition.
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Vet Dr. Karen Becker has a video interview with a Newfie breeder who is also a human and pet chiropractor. He has very sound dogs and feeds a HIGH protein raw diet. He had one female Newfie live to age 17. Of course not everyone is in a position to feed raw, especially to a Newf, but wanting to demonstrate that protein isnāt an issue. They have scientific data supporting that conclusion as well.. That same data lists excess calcium and over feeding as problems. Itās in the forum comments HDM mentions.
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