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**darieBarexish** · 09-21-2012, 09:28 AM

I try to stick to free feeding, but I tend to try to be flexible about it. Does anyone else notice that free feeding grocery store foods tends to result in more eating? Or is it just my little piggy puppy?

It's not just you, and here's a possible reason why.

A lot of store foods, that were made simply to compete with branded store foods, are filled with a lot of preservatives, things that make them smell and taste AWESOME, but are otherwise useless for anything other than coming out the opposite end. A lot of foods, especially those with colouring in them, are even worse, because they can make dogs hyperactive.

09-21-2012, 09:28 AM	#5
darieBarexish Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 428 Senior Member	I try to stick to free feeding, but I tend to try to be flexible about it. Does anyone else notice that free feeding grocery store foods tends to result in more eating? Or is it just my little piggy puppy? It's not just you, and here's a possible reason why. A lot of store foods, that were made simply to compete with branded store foods, are filled with a lot of preservatives, things that make them smell and taste AWESOME, but are otherwise useless for anything other than coming out the opposite end. A lot of foods, especially those with colouring in them, are even worse, because they can make dogs hyperactive.
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