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by Jyl on 30 August 2013 - 14:08
LadyFrost
The Kirkland lamb or chicken is not grain free.
I do agree that Blue Buffalo is a good food. I know alot of people that feed it and their dogs do well on it. It is a rich food so it does take some dogs a little bit to get use to it.
I use to like TOTW.... but one of my dogs got really sick on it and I ended up with a decent sized vet bill. Called TOTW and they did not care in the least. I will NEVER feed any food that is manufactored at Diamond.
The Kirkland lamb or chicken is not grain free.
I do agree that Blue Buffalo is a good food. I know alot of people that feed it and their dogs do well on it. It is a rich food so it does take some dogs a little bit to get use to it.
I use to like TOTW.... but one of my dogs got really sick on it and I ended up with a decent sized vet bill. Called TOTW and they did not care in the least. I will NEVER feed any food that is manufactored at Diamond.
by Blitzen on 30 August 2013 - 14:08
I have a different take on Diamond. I think, due to their history, they may be a lot more diligent about sanitation and production conditions than other commercial manufacturers.
There is one indisputable fact - there is only one way to know what your dog eats - make your own dog food using only home grown ingredients. Otherwise, every time one opens a bag of kibble, one takes a calculated risk. Feeding raw guarantees nothing better as long as the source of the ingredients are purchased and not homegrown.
There is one indisputable fact - there is only one way to know what your dog eats - make your own dog food using only home grown ingredients. Otherwise, every time one opens a bag of kibble, one takes a calculated risk. Feeding raw guarantees nothing better as long as the source of the ingredients are purchased and not homegrown.
by Blitzen on 30 August 2013 - 15:08
Jyl why do you think the food made only one dog sick, not all? TOTW should have been more interested in hearing about that.
by RKS on 30 August 2013 - 15:08
I used to successfully feed Orijen, switched to Now, is a little cheaper.
by LadyFrost on 30 August 2013 - 15:08
Jyl, you are right...i stand corrected...it has no corn product, obviously Lamb and Rice (hint the name has Rice in it)...
by Nans gsd on 30 August 2013 - 16:08
GSDNewbie: were you aware that BilJac still has BHA as a preservative in their foods; all formulas... Thought I might bring it up to you. Really bad stuff. Nan
by bebo on 30 August 2013 - 16:08
orijen for dogs in training, petcurean's now for the loafers and the curs.
by Dawulf on 30 August 2013 - 16:08
Oh, and our favorite Natural Pet Food store always has tons of free samples of all kinds of different grain-free foods for anyone to take... so each morning my girls (GSD and cat) get a little bit of a random food sprinkled on their normal food to mix it up a bit. LOL spoiled...
by Jyl on 30 August 2013 - 18:08
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by ggturner on 30 August 2013 - 22:08
Nutrisca which is grain free and potato free.
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