In general, any senior dog food provided by a reputable company is fine.
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The diet for a Siberian Husky would be typical of any domestic dog. The exception to that would be if you are working the dog in which case they need to be fed a high protein, high fat diet in order to keep their weight on. If they are not working this type of diet would cause them to become over weight very quickly. As with humans the more they work and run the more they need to eat.
Yes, but there are also geriatric dog foods that may be more appropriate.
There is no need to have diet dog food; you have to regulate the amount of food he is currently eating, not pay extra for "diet stuff". It's the best way.
It is not the normal diet of a dog. Are you thinking of Meerkats? They remove the stinger before eating them.
Low residue is a vet diet. You will need to obtain it from veterinarian.
You need to take your dog in to be checked out by a Veterinarian. It sounds like some type of severe allergy caused by diet, fleas, etc. Or your dog could have demodex or sarcoptic mange mites. Very important to take your dog in immediately to be checked by your Vet.
No, you can not feed your dog a raw vegetable diet. Dogs need certain proteins that are found in meats in order to be healthy and maintain a healthy weight and bones.
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Dogs dont need honey in their diet.
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Any dog older than 8 or 9 years is geriatric, medically.