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by Prager on 10 January 2013 - 20:01
All granulated dog food is not as good or not even close to meat. The discussion here is about which crap in shiny bag is better.
Prager Hans
Prager Hans
by Turk on 10 January 2013 - 23:01
good one Prager.
by BM1 on 11 January 2013 - 02:01
Orijen
by Tim Connell on 11 January 2013 - 23:01
We have fed Holistic Select Lamb to multiple dogs (GSD and Malinois) and have had great luck with it. It seems to be a very good food across the board for many different dogs. All the dogs have done very well on it. It is a great "middle of the road" food that seems to digest well, and all have kept weight on well.
We feed it to pups and adults.
We feed it to pups and adults.
by live4schutzhund on 12 January 2013 - 01:01
Earthborne right? I feed the same Holistic Lamb grain free. Had issue with TOTW, switched no problems. If I could get Origen easiler I would. If it were in my pet shop I would buy it regardless of cost. Origen Red I think, dont know the puppy version. Since they do not carry it, because of price, I do not press the issue lol, but the Earthbourne (Spelling?) Lamb grain free has been fantastic for both the GSD and frenchie. An all life stage dog food.
by trixx on 14 January 2013 - 04:01
i feed Fromm Gold and or Fromm 4 star, love this food and it also is made at the Fromm factory here in wisconsin,never been on recall, its a super good food, another food made here in wisconsin made at the Fromm factory is American natural premium, this one is a very decent food for price.
i would make sure to feed a large breed puppy food for the first 6 months, i dont think all life stages has everything a puppy needs.i would also agree with Go, Acana,Orijen, Merrick,Evo and a few others are really good foods.
i would make sure to feed a large breed puppy food for the first 6 months, i dont think all life stages has everything a puppy needs.i would also agree with Go, Acana,Orijen, Merrick,Evo and a few others are really good foods.
by shoalgrl on 15 January 2013 - 12:01
My shepherd is 6 months old when should I take him off puppy food and start him on adult food I feed him Tast of the Wild and mix this with one can od chicken soup add cooked rice and chicken in the morning ad for lunch and dinner all dry tast of the wild..he has a very shinny coat and at 6 month weigh's 70lbs. + he is starting to feel out in his chest, he is very long maybe 39" and tal., Is he old enough to start adult food ? Does he need to be a year old to feed him adult food ?
by Jyl on 15 January 2013 - 19:01
Taste of the Wild is an ALS (All Life Stage) food.
To answer your question though, I usually switch my pups from puppy food to adult at around 6-8 months old.
To answer your question though, I usually switch my pups from puppy food to adult at around 6-8 months old.
by Eldee on 15 January 2013 - 22:01
I would get him off of the rice. Dogs don't need rice, they cannot digest it properly. If you want a carb then cook up sweet potatoes.
by RESCUED HEIDI on 16 January 2013 - 03:01
I would feed Large Breed Puppy food for slow and steady growth.The cheaper the food the more filler it has.Lotsf more poop to clean up and not enough nutrients.
Wellness has a large Breed food.It's Grain and Corn free.
So far my GSD all had a wheat allergies.
The one I just adopted I think is allergic to Chicken and/or Turkey so I'm trasitioning to all fish.But she's an adult.
Invest in your dog's health now as a puppy.
Wellness has a large Breed food.It's Grain and Corn free.
So far my GSD all had a wheat allergies.
The one I just adopted I think is allergic to Chicken and/or Turkey so I'm trasitioning to all fish.But she's an adult.
Invest in your dog's health now as a puppy.
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