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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by valdes43:
That still has nothing to with pups eating adult food. Should our adults take advantage of puppy food to reap the benifits of extra supplementation? Why aren't our dogs and pups receiving the same nutrition as they would in the wild?
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Bro I believe that growing puppies need the right intake of calcium and phosphorus for the proper development of a solid skeletal structure. As you well know, protein builds and repairs tissue, which is so important during the growth phase. Therefore, the right combination of nutrients have a significant influence in the optimal development and overall well-being of a dog. Of course, the WRONG combinations have detrimental negative effects
[This message has been edited by German Vanegas (edited December 29, 2000).]