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Hello Everyone,
We were just wondering at what age you all had changed your Newf from regular adult food to Senior adult food..? Or at what age a Newf is considered a Senior..? Our Baloo is going to be 7 in a couple of months and we are thinking of switching him to Senior food... We look forward to your feedback. Thanks,
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Steve, Anna & Baloo From a very small part left of English speaking Quebec.
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I've heard that 7 is a good time to start feeding senior food. That said, Suki is 8.5 and she still eats the regular food. She doesn't really eat much and is fairly thin, so I didn't want to give her anything with less calories.
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Karen ***************************** There's no Newfs like Good Newfs |
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Thank you Karen...:-)
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Steve, Anna & Baloo From a very small part left of English speaking Quebec.
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We never use senior food, they might get smaller portions, & more supplements as they get older, atry to keep them active!
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Mickey, 10 yr old male border collie Merlin, 6 yr old male landseer Tiki, 1 yr old male landseer, Billy,28 yr old female blue & gold macaw Spike,18 yr old umbrella cockatoo |
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