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purina poison?

Well I won some purina vouchers at a hunt so I thought I'd give it a shot again and save a few coins, well I think it poisoned my dog! Vomiting blood!! Has anybody else seen this? I was feed in purina one try instinct, the turkey/venison. I'm going back to Victor.

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been feeding it for 30 yrs. never had any prob.
think i would see a vet.

thanks, Marty..........

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I did see a vet. That's a no brainer.

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I did see a vet. That's a no brainer.




i bet he never said it was the feed.

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Re: purina poison?

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Well I won some purina vouchers at a hunt so I thought I'd give it a shot again and save a few coins, well I think it poisoned my dog! Vomiting blood!! Has anybody else seen this? I was feed in purina one try instinct, the turkey/venison. I'm going back to Victor.


Me and my partner have been feeding that same food since it came out. Love it.

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Fed purina for 27 years never no problem if vet said it was the feed I would get second opinion lot of dogs get coxcidia and everyone thinks it dog feed.

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Did he eat the cottage cheese rob or give him plain yogurt either one.

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Ya he ate the cottage cheese, I gave him 2lbs. Of hamburger meat, seems to be feeling better. Even if it wasn't the feed I'm not taking the chance of feeding any more. Feed was the only variable.

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I noticed somthing different in the purina dog chow I am now feeding the value pack 24/20 i was feeding to much now feeding 3/4 of a small coffee can even granny dog is doing good on it.

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Fed purina for 27 years never no problem if vet said it was the feed I would get second opinion lot of dogs get coxcidia and everyone thinks it dog feed.
absolutely no diarrhea, just bloody vomit.

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Sick Dog....

So what did the Vet tell you ?
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Poisoning of some kind. Can't be 100% for sure what from, but the dog hasn't been exposed to anything other than feed that could cause this. Maybe I just got a bad bag, I don't know and I'm not gonna spend the money to have it tested. All I know is I've fed victor for over two yrs. with zero health issues. Purina for a week and a half, bloody puke! Absolutely no worms, no infections, perfectly healthy hound very well taken care of.

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Poisoning of some kind. Can't be 100% for sure what from, but the dog hasn't been exposed to anything other than feed that could cause this. Maybe I just got a bad bag, I don't know and I'm not gonna spend the money to have it tested. All I know is I've fed victor for over two yrs. with zero health issues. Purina for a week and a half, bloody puke! Absolutely no worms, no infections, perfectly healthy hound very well taken care of.


I'm just gonna play Devils advocate here, so don't take it too personal. If you're convinced it was the food, and thought you could spend a little money and prove with a test that it was, why on earth wouldn't you do it? Purina would settle out of court for enough $$$ to pay for the testing and a lifetime worth of replacement coondogs. Not to mention the warm fuzzy feeling you'd get from helping make everyone aware of what was happening. I don't mean to take you to task, but Purina does a lot for houndsmen with sponsorship of events and such, and I kinda hate to see them drug through the mud with baseless claims. PLEASE Prove your assumption before making a bold statement that may hurt a company that helps us...

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And reckon how much is a little for testing?

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Purina.....

I would say that the Purina Food was Not the culprit .....just my opinion.
I have fed Purina for many, many years and Never a problem. I fed Victor for about 2 months, my Dogs didn't do too well on it....hair got very dull, too much waste so I cut back on feed amount and then the Hounds lost weight and too skinny. I have been feeding Purina Pro Plan Performance for the last 2 months.....Simply The Best Feed I have Ever used....!!!

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I saw a post that was forward to me from a friend that was on FB (I dont have FB) It was a lady claiming her dog had been sick and she discovered a small worm that was living in the purinia one salmon and tuna dog food. I have been feeding that same food and checked mine pretty close when i got home last night and saw nothing. I dont know anyhing first hand myself but if i had a bag of dog food that i thought was bad, i would press a little further. I like the pro plan and the one line of purinia myself.

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I fed him purina one, where would a guy go to get this feed tested? I know hobo said he got some purina one with worms in it as well.

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Thank you bruce!!!

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I fed him purina one, where would a guy go to get this feed tested? I know hobo said he got some purina one with worms in it as well.


I feed Purina Pro plan and I have had 2 bad bags of it. Had mold on it. Took pictures of it and sent them to Purina and they reimbursed me for it.

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I never fed anything but the dog chow for years but recently it's color was different kinda crumbly looking and dogs stools got looser I get the value pack for the same price and takes less feed so that's where I am now the hi pro was the best but they quit making it.

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I never fed anything but the dog chow for years but recently it's color was different kinda crumbly looking and dogs stools got looser I get the value pack for the same price and takes less feed so that's where I am now the hi pro was the best but they quit making it.


Dog chow is for yard dogs tar. Might as well have fed ol roy

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Ok josh now you owe me 5 coon squaller fine when you send them send two of those pretty ones like on the other site so me and Bruce can set in the retirement home and blow them at everybody lol.

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I fed him purina one, where would a guy go to get this feed tested? I know hobo said he got some purina one with worms in it as well.


Not just once, but twice.

I still raise all my pups on Puppy Chow, but I will never buy a bag of that shredded crap Purina sales.

I do like the Pro Plan Sport, but it's pricey.

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I'd be more inclined to believe if it was the food, it was where it was stored and handled after it got to the dealer.

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