Nice to see Moonie Pie eating with her big brother Ray. She is comfortable enough to eat with him and not in the cat room. Hugo, oh Hugo...Where were you at dinner time, hmmm?
Well, I had heard something similar but decided to research the matter before investing in a raised bowl. Here is just one of the articles that I found that said exactly the opposite. And it isn't a question of digestion, it's a more serious case of bloat that I had heard mentioned. So here is the link to one of the articles that I had read http://www.petmd.com/blogs/fullyvetted/2009/july/raised-bowls-and-bloat-ratcheting-controversy-risk-gdv-dogs#.UEPpuEITsbY
My name is Ray the Blind Dog. I'm a Redtick Coonhound that was born blind in July 2008. I'm named after my blind counterpart Ray Charles. I joined a family of 2 cats and 2 humans in June of 2009. I want to show everyone how well I get along in this world and let my friends know how I'm doing. Please feel free to add remarks or share your experiences in the comment box. We all want to know what you think.
Nice to see Moonie Pie eating with her big brother Ray. She is comfortable enough to eat with him and not in the cat room. Hugo, oh Hugo...Where were you at dinner time, hmmm?
ReplyDeleteHe cuts a fine figure don't he :0)
ReplyDeleteInteresting that Ray is chowing @paw height, I thought advice was for taller animals to hoover @ something like knee height* to aid digestion?
*Mutts only? Citation required :0z
Well, I had heard something similar but decided to research the matter before investing in a raised bowl. Here is just one of the articles that I found that said exactly the opposite. And it isn't a question of digestion, it's a more serious case of bloat that I had heard mentioned. So here is the link to one of the articles that I had read
Deletehttp://www.petmd.com/blogs/fullyvetted/2009/july/raised-bowls-and-bloat-ratcheting-controversy-risk-gdv-dogs#.UEPpuEITsbY