Posted on 2nd June 2017 Game changer
I rescued my whippet at 14 weeks, and continued with the cooked meat/kibble combo the foster family had started him on.
For the 2-3 months that followed, we had numerous trips to the vet due to extreme diahorea, lethargy, and a terribly noisy belly.....clearly suffering discomfort he was diagnosed with colitis and frequently prescribed pro biotics and Royal Canin Gastro friendly food to right the situation.
It was then that I visited the Natural Instinct team at their HQ in Surrey (luck would have it only 15 mins from our house) and with their expert help & advice started on a 2 week program to convert diet to raw.
He is 2 years old now and to be honest it was nothing short of a miracle for us.
These days a runny poo is a rarity and can always be linked to a scavenging incident, he wolfs his food down, enjoys the odd bone and he's never looked healthier, with the vet always commenting on his condition (shiny coat, white teeth, sparkly eyes and settled manner)
Natural Instinct was a real game changer for us, couldn't recommend it enough
For the 2-3 months that followed, we had numerous trips to the vet due to extreme diahorea, lethargy, and a terribly noisy belly.....clearly suffering discomfort he was diagnosed with colitis and frequently prescribed pro biotics and Royal Canin Gastro friendly food to right the situation.
It was then that I visited the Natural Instinct team at their HQ in Surrey (luck would have it only 15 mins from our house) and with their expert help & advice started on a 2 week program to convert diet to raw.
He is 2 years old now and to be honest it was nothing short of a miracle for us.
These days a runny poo is a rarity and can always be linked to a scavenging incident, he wolfs his food down, enjoys the odd bone and he's never looked healthier, with the vet always commenting on his condition (shiny coat, white teeth, sparkly eyes and settled manner)
Natural Instinct was a real game changer for us, couldn't recommend it enough
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