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Dry Dog Foods

Basenji Health Issues & Questions

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tanza

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Here is a link to Life's Abundance dog food. It is chicken based…. the only ingredient that I don't care for that they use is the beet pulp...

Still another choice for people look for high quality food...

www.petsnaturalchoice.net

(I have not used this, just passing on information….)
Pat Fragassi

Tanza Basenjis

www.tanzabasenjis.net
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sharronhurlbut

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I use the Life Abudance and alternate between Paula Newmans.
My dogs love it.
Their coats look great.
I totally support both of those dog foods.
Sharron Hurlbut

BRAT, basenji rescue

Evergreen basenji club

Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue
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