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Schober Large Breed Rescue

Annabelle, a one-and-a-half-year-old Catahoula Leopard, was found emaciated and wandering in Gainesville, GA. Her ribs were showing and her belly was sagging from a recent birth. A wonderful family found her and began feeding her Purina dog food, hoping it would put weight back on her. While she did gain weight, her coat became extremely oily, her skin was itchy, and her stool samples were stringy piles of goo.

When she was given to us — at the Schober Large Breed Rescue — we immediately started her on a new diet of ROTATIONS Pet Food. Within a week, the difference was extremely noticeable. Her coat became softer; her stool was a nicer, hardened consistency; and overall, she was a much happier and healthy dog as she began to start filling out.

We are proud to say that — after just 30 days — Annabelle is up to a much more respectable and healthy 55 pounds. ROTATIONS is a great and balanced food that got it right on the first try. We look forward to continue using ROTATIONS as part of the rehabilitation of our rescued animals.

UPDATE:
At one point during the rehabilitation process, we ran out of ROTATIONS, which Annabelle had been on for two months, so we switched her dog food. Within one week, Annabelle developed a very severe case of muzzle folliculitis and furunculosis — an autoimmune disorder triggered by simple reactions such as bug bites or food allergies. Our vet actually described it as the worst case he had ever seen.

With the help of antibiotics and ROTATIONS, Annabelle has healed up beautifully! Another testament to how wonderful ROTATIONS is!