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Reuben
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« Reply #20 on: Yesterday at 09:26:44 pm »

T-DOG...you are right...todays dog foods do have all the extra vegan nuts and grains that supposedly are healthy but not so...the cheap dogs food from yesteryears did have lots of grain, peas and soy were not in the ingredients...below i copied off copilot...

5. Foods That DON’T Cause This Problem
Breeders who want reliable heat cycles avoid soy and heavy grains.

They typically use:

Victor Hi‑Pro Plus

Purina Pro Plan Sport

Diamond Naturals Beef & Rice

Native Level 3 or 4

Raw or fresh diets (if done safely)

These avoid the estrogen‑mimicking ingredients.

6. The Mechanism (Step‑by‑Step Logic Chain)
Soy + flax + corn → high phytoestrogen load

Grain batches sometimes → zearalenone contamination

These compounds → mimic estrogen

The dog’s body thinks it’s already in a hormone cycle

Real estrous cycle gets suppressed

Female barely comes into heat or has silent heat


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« Reply #21 on: Yesterday at 10:08:45 pm »

Thanks Reuben, glad to see you’re still around and hear from you.


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