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Topic Dog Boards / Feeding / hilife
- By JeanSW Date 28.10.08 22:56 UTC
I have a bitch staying at the present time, and her owner feeds the same dry food as myself - RC.  She brought some moist bits to add with it, and told me it is called hilife.  Anybody had any experience with it, and is it any good?
- By Goldmali Date 28.10.08 23:03 UTC
I use it as treats for training. I had the idea to use it for feeding when travelling as it doesn't need soaking, but found it upset my dogs' stomachs -even those that have iron stomachs.
- By JeanSW Date 28.10.08 23:21 UTC
Thanks for that.  A couple of mine stole some off our visitor!!!  Seemed to enjoy it, but a few mouthfuls isn't going to upset the apple cart.  I don't think I'll bother getting any though.  Glad I didn't buy loads and regret it!
- By Ktee [au] Date 29.10.08 04:02 UTC

>Hi Life-Ingredients


>Beef (min. 16%), high fructose corn syrup, soy grits, soy flour, wheat flour, corn syrup, calcium carbonate, salt, >animal fat, cheese (min. 0.4%), DL-methionine. With preservatives, antioxidants and colourants (EC additives)


This products looks like a pack of sugar,colours,preservatives and flour :( I would rid my house of it and not even give it for treats.
- By Goldmali Date 29.10.08 12:23 UTC
I don't think hot dogs are any healthier but it's one type of treat recommended and used by many including top trainers and beaviourists -as long as it's for training, whatever it is, I can't see a problem. It's only small amounts. Just like you don't feed your child on chocolate but may give it as a treat.
- By Brainless [gb] Date 29.10.08 14:51 UTC
I use it as treats, would never consider using it as actual food as it is full of sugar.
Topic Dog Boards / Feeding / hilife

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