I’m happy to hear your dogs are doing so well on Sojos.

I haven’t heard of Sojos assisting with overweight conditions before, but it makes sense. Even with people, the only type of dieting that works well consistently is healthy eating (rather than a “diet” per se).

And the fact that your dogs enjoy mealtimes more now that you are giving them Sojos is also a plus!

Great news.

Regards,
Brigitte

I found your website a while back and read your info on Sojos dog food. I’d been looking for an alternative food for my four guys (all “retired” male long hair dachshunds) and decided to give it a shot.

So glad we did!! First, they absolutely LOVE it! Dinner time is now the highlight of their day. Jack, the oldest at 13, has been chronically overweight since we got him about three years ago (he was a rescue). Despite my best efforts, he was just TOO big. I cut back his food and gave him fillers of green beans and carrots. We don’t feed them people food, and treats are very limited. Despite this, Jack remained a hefty 22 pounds. Now, in his defense, he’s not a little doxie, but 22 pounds is at least 5 pounds more than he should be.

In addition, the youngest one, Gus Gus, had been getting a bit on the chubby side as he’s gotten older (he’s 8 now). As a long-time wiener dog owner, I am well aware of how much weight issues hurt these little guys, and it was making me crazy!

We’ve been on Sojos now for about 2 months and the change is wonderful. Jack is getting his waist back, and Gus is looking trimmer as well. The other two, Briggs and Jake, continue to look long and lean (guess they have fewer fat genes!!). Anyhow, I am really grateful I found your site and your article recommending Sojos. It has made me a believer, and I’ve been spreading the word to anyone who will would listen. It’s great to be able to give your “kids” quality food that they love and thrive on.

Thanks for helping me find this product, and for all the other super information you have on your site!

~Vickilynne

(& Briggs, Gus Gus, Jake & Jack)