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2 Dogs 2 differents foods! Help!

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    fortunatecookie
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    I have a German shepherd thatā€™s been on orijens for the last 3 years of his life.
    Heā€™s not finicky. Heā€™ll literally eat anything. We were told by his breeder to give him this brand, which weā€™ve done for his entire life.
    We recently adopted a Pomeranian puppy. 3 months old. We got him on Natureā€™s Variety, recommended by a store employee. Itā€™s the same brand that makes the frozen versions.

    Now Iā€™m thinking I either switch them both on one brand. I donā€™t know what I was thinking. Orijens makes a puppy version meanwhile, Natureā€™s Variety is an all age type.
    Suggestions???

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    Hound Dog Mom
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    Hi fortunatecookie ā€“

    Lucky dogs ā€“ Orijen and NV Instinct are my two favorite kibbles. I feed raw now, but when I fed kibble my dog did far better on these two foods than on any others. Both are labeled for ā€œAll Life Stages.ā€ The AAFCO recognizes two nutrient profiles: growth and maintenance. If a food meets the more stringent ā€œgrowthā€ requirement the company can choose to label it as ā€œAll Life Stagesā€ rather then ā€œPuppyā€ or ā€œGrowth.ā€ So a food labeled for all life stages is the same as a puppy food. Personally, I wouldnā€™t switch to one brand. Feeding one brand continuously is very unhealthy ā€“ dogs, like people, need variety, there is no ā€œperfectā€ food. Both are wonderful foods so I would rotate both dogs between brands and maybe even pick out a third brand to rotate in occasionally.

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