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Posted by J-Cal on May 03, 2003 at 22:42:28:

In Reply to: Blind PTS (long sorry :-) ) posted by Brian-SFCRC on May 03, 2003 at 00:04:49:

Thanks a lot brian. your input in this forum as a whole has been greatly appreciated, but thanks for taking the time to respond in that depth. Thanks a ton!!

The smaller PTS from this recent pair is skinny, not sickly skinny, but definitely smaller than s/he should be. My diet/mixture of veggies has worked pretty well so far for my others, but are there any foods that have extra nutrition that would be good to just get her back to acceptable weight? I guess what im saying is that by analogy u can feed a very thin dog puppy food or foods with higher nutrition that are not good to feed long term because it would make them obese. I hope I am getting this question across correctly, bu any input would be grand. thanks in advance,
Justin

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