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Dog food called Pet Wants
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Nancy EMember
Has anyone used this food – it is made out of Ohio – the company is a franchise and they do grain free and almost grain free (using brown rice). They deliver to your house. I currently use Fromms and Earthborn for my 4 dogs and would probably keep Fromms and try the Pet Wants in place of Earthborn. Any comments???
anonymousMemberhttps://www.mspca.org/angell_services/choosing-the-right-diet-for-your-pet/
(excerpt below, click on link for full article)“The numerous dietary choices for your pet can be daunting but if you pick an AAFCO approved food made by a manufacturer with a long track record, odds are good that you will find a suitable food for your pet. Most of the large pet food companies employ full time veterinary nutritionists and have very high quality control standards. That is not to say that a small company cannot produce nutritious and high quality food, but you should check out their website if itās a company that is not familiar to you. Take the time to research, and ask your veterinarian if you have specific questions or concerns”.
Chele TMemberI was wondering the same. Trying to find where the food is sourced and find any reviews. Iāve used their Calm Balm and it has worked very well and seems like a high quality product. I need to find more info about the food before I try it. If anyone has anything to share, please post.
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