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by elisabeth00117 on 04 February 2013 - 05:02
Hi everyone,
I have a quick question - I feed all raw so have no clue about what is a "good kibble". I have a friend who just rescued a 4 year old male. The dog is fairly active and they plan on doing some agility with him. I woul say medium to high activity level.
They asked me about kibble choices for him - good quality, low to mid-range price point.
The only ones I know to recommend are Origen and Acana - but those are just too exspensive for a bag for them.
We are in SW Ontario - so any recommendations would be great. They said they would be willing to do about $40-$50 per bag.
Any recommendations would be great so I could pass them on.
Thanks!
I have a quick question - I feed all raw so have no clue about what is a "good kibble". I have a friend who just rescued a 4 year old male. The dog is fairly active and they plan on doing some agility with him. I woul say medium to high activity level.
They asked me about kibble choices for him - good quality, low to mid-range price point.
The only ones I know to recommend are Origen and Acana - but those are just too exspensive for a bag for them.
We are in SW Ontario - so any recommendations would be great. They said they would be willing to do about $40-$50 per bag.
Any recommendations would be great so I could pass them on.
Thanks!
by Brittany on 04 February 2013 - 05:02
I would go to www.dogfoodanalysis.com/ to read reviews of quality kibble base on the ingredients.
by elisabeth00117 on 04 February 2013 - 05:02
Well, I know for the price they are willing to pay, they are not going to get something that *I* as an owner would be satisfied with. I like whole meats, no grain.
These are the two that were recommended to me by someone on my facebook:
Acana Sport & Agility
Egal Pack Dog Large
I am just not sure which would be a better "bang for their buck". I personally like the Acana products better just based on reputation alone - but again - I don't feed kibble so not sure... She also has a medium sized dog that would be eating the same food I presume.
These are the two that were recommended to me by someone on my facebook:
Acana Sport & Agility
Egal Pack Dog Large
I am just not sure which would be a better "bang for their buck". I personally like the Acana products better just based on reputation alone - but again - I don't feed kibble so not sure... She also has a medium sized dog that would be eating the same food I presume.
by 1mike on 04 February 2013 - 06:02
I heard costco has a kibble called natures domain that is grain free and everyone I know who uses it is very happy with it
by elisabeth00117 on 04 February 2013 - 07:02
I am not sure if she has a Costco membership but I can ask. Thanks.
Any other suggestions are welcomed! :)
Any other suggestions are welcomed! :)
by Xeph on 04 February 2013 - 09:02
I feed NutriSource. Grain free chicken. Here in the states it costs me $43 for a 30 lb bag ($45.57 after tax). 477 calories per cup, 28/18 protein and fat. Also one of the few foods I found that contains no beet pulp
by amysavesjacks on 04 February 2013 - 19:02
I made this list up for people looking for an affordable grain free kibble.... don't know if it will help you or not.. but it shows prices, and their rating on the dog food advisor ...
BRAND NAME RATING Approximate Price for Largest Bag 4HEALTH **** $30.00 (can be purchased at Tractor Supply Store) BLUE BUFFALO FREEDOM **** $47.00 BLUE BUFFALO WILDERNESS ***** $58.00 CALIFORNIA NATURAL GRAIN FREE **** $55.00 CANIDAE GRAIN FREE ***** $75.00 EVO DOG FOOD ***** $75.00 INNOVA PRIME ***** $59.00 KIRKLAND SIGNATURE DOG FOOD **** $30.00 (can be purchased at Costco) NATURE’S VARIETY INSTINCT ***** $51.00 ORIJEN DOG FOOD ***** $79.00 TASTE OF THE WILD ***** $53.00 WELLNESS CORE **** $58.00 * = star rating on the DOGFOODADVISOR.COM
NOTE: Blue Text = Foods are the best value for the price.
BRAND NAME RATING Approximate Price for Largest Bag 4HEALTH **** $30.00 (can be purchased at Tractor Supply Store) BLUE BUFFALO FREEDOM **** $47.00 BLUE BUFFALO WILDERNESS ***** $58.00 CALIFORNIA NATURAL GRAIN FREE **** $55.00 CANIDAE GRAIN FREE ***** $75.00 EVO DOG FOOD ***** $75.00 INNOVA PRIME ***** $59.00 KIRKLAND SIGNATURE DOG FOOD **** $30.00 (can be purchased at Costco) NATURE’S VARIETY INSTINCT ***** $51.00 ORIJEN DOG FOOD ***** $79.00 TASTE OF THE WILD ***** $53.00 WELLNESS CORE **** $58.00 * = star rating on the DOGFOODADVISOR.COM
NOTE: Blue Text = Foods are the best value for the price.
by MrDyslexic on 05 February 2013 - 05:02
http://www.victordogfood.com/ This is what I feed my puppy in my opinion it is the best bang for your buck. You get the high quality dog food you are looking for with out paying 70$ a bag I pay around 30$ for a big bag. Its very reasoable for the quality your getting.
here is the review http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/dog-food-reviews/victor-dog-food/
here is the review http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/dog-food-reviews/victor-dog-food/
by Turk on 05 February 2013 - 15:02
this is the best website I could find...I think Dr. Schonbeck is excellent for advice...
http://www.dog-nutrition-advice.com/top-10-dog-foods.html
http://www.dog-nutrition-advice.com/top-10-dog-foods.html
by seeofred on 05 February 2013 - 18:02
I personally feed my dog 1:1 mix of Acana Pacifica and Orijen 6 Fish
I found the Horizon Legacy to be very competitive price wise and quality wise to Orijen and Acana.
I have not feed this type of food to my dog, but online reviews are very positive.
I think it is actually slightly cheaper than Acana grain free line.
http://www.horizonpetfood.com/legacy
I found the Horizon Legacy to be very competitive price wise and quality wise to Orijen and Acana.
I have not feed this type of food to my dog, but online reviews are very positive.
I think it is actually slightly cheaper than Acana grain free line.
http://www.horizonpetfood.com/legacy
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