Thoughts on this kibble - Page 1

Hello all,
Looking for opinions on the kibble below. I am interested in this kibble mostly for its calorie content (approx 500 cals per cup). I have a female who is EXTREMELY difficult to keep a nice weight on. Yes, she has been fully vet checked, etc etc.

http://www.evopet.com/products/1581

I know one person feeding it and liking it. For me, the Proctor and Gamble thing would be a dealbreaker.

I like Farmina for hard-keepers. I have one that eats ridiculous amounts of food (Needs 10 cups on other brands) and he does well on about 6 cups of Farmina. I just ordered grain free chicken and pomegranate for puppies (higher fat) on Jet.com for $33/bag!!!! 26.4lbs

Hi, Have you looked at Nature's logic? We feed it to our dogs. No synthetic Vitamins and minerals, no wheat, corn, potatoes, rice or soy...Hope it helps:)

http://natureslogic.com/product-category/dog-products/


100% Natural – all nutrition derived only from whole foods and all natural ingredients
Rich in Protein – derived from beef, chicken, duck, lamb, fish, venison & rabbit.
Nutrient Dense & Highly Digestible – your pet utilizes more of the food’s nutrients and produces less waste
Different Protein Formulas for Rotations – easy to vary diet and avoid developing allergies to any specific protein
Natural Antioxidants – derived from fruits and vegetables grown in the USA
Truly Natural & Nothing Artificial – no chemically- synthesized vitamins, minerals or other man-made nutrients; no artificial flavorings, colorings or chemical preservatives
Free of Common Allergens – no corn, wheat, rice, soy, tapioca, or potato safe for sensitive pets
Low in Carbohydrates – ideal for natural carnivores, like dogs and cats
Lower Moisture Content – more nutrient dense foods so you feed less, reducing the cost per feeding
Probiotics & Enzymes – increase bio-availability and aid in digestion; found naturally in whole foods, plus added to dry kibble after cooking