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Topic Dog Boards / Feeding / Tuna, tuna tuna!
- By Daisychain10370 [gb] Date 05.10.03 19:44 UTC
Hiya
Dylan is now 19 weeks old & doing really well. I feed him on Royal Canin which is what he's always been fed. The trouble is he wont eat it without tuna on it! I've tried chicken & cheese, microwaving it to bring the oils out, but he just loves it with tuna in oil on it, just a spoonful to coat it. I just wondered if it would be doing him any harm, at this rate he'll be developing fins lolol
- By ClaireyS Date 05.10.03 20:00 UTC
My Bichon lived until the age of 17 and he had tuna mixed in with his dinner nearly everyday of his life, he never had any serious health problems, you just have to be prepared for the fishy breath!!
- By BoxerLove [gb] Date 05.10.03 20:10 UTC
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- By Lorelei [gb] Date 05.10.03 20:24 UTC
Bet Dylan has a lovely shiny coat though! :)
- By Daisychain10370 [gb] Date 05.10.03 22:03 UTC
He does have a shiny coat, though hes turning into a bit of a teddy bear as it gets longer. (He's a cocker.) I know what you mean by the fishy breath, why do they always come & lick you just after they've eaten ewwww lol
- By jackyjat [gb] Date 06.10.03 18:19 UTC
Could you wean him off using tuna in brine? Eventually you could just sprinkle his food with salted water!!!!
- By Moonmaiden Date 06.10.03 18:57 UTC
Dogs do not tolerate salt very well & it should not be added to any food. Adding a little tuna in oil or plain water water is fine But please do not add salt to any food
- By Daisychain10370 [gb] Date 06.10.03 21:32 UTC
I wouldnt add tuna in brine, I never fancy that for my self never mind the dog lol. Nope it has to be Asdas tuna in oil.
- By jacki [gb] Date 06.10.03 21:55 UTC
hope its dolphin friendly!! :)
- By jackyjat [gb] Date 08.10.03 08:24 UTC
Rinsing tuna in brine would remove lots of the salt and would leave the 'meat'. I wasn't suggesting this as a long term thing, just as a possible solution to a problem. I am fully aware that dogs shouldn't have salt and wasn't really serious in my suggestion to just eventually add the salted water (it was just a tongue in cheek comment). I don't like Butchers Tripe and have never smelled anything so awful but my dogs love it!
- By Moonmaiden Date 08.10.03 08:47 UTC
Rinsing the tuna would remove the salt from the liquid but not from the actual fish(I'm on a low salt diet so I have been advised this by my dietician)there's no problem giving dogs tuna in oil or plain water Just not in brine
- By billybob [gb] Date 08.10.03 16:51 UTC
hi, i am feeding suki,5 and a half month old akita-inu on royal canin giant puppy,and i give her a tin of tuna and oil in her meals every day and she is doing fine.
- By ClaireM [gb] Date 09.10.03 08:19 UTC
Just out of ineterest - do you all drain the oil off first or give that aswell? I tend to drain some of the oil, but not sure if this is right?
- By Melodysk [gb] Date 09.10.03 08:37 UTC
When I use tuna I leave the oil in ...Hudson LOVES sardines in tomato and I leave the tomato in too. I will not feed any fish that is tinned in brine

Melody :)
Topic Dog Boards / Feeding / Tuna, tuna tuna!

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