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TinaMember
I want to find a food for at least three of my four dogs. If I can find a good food for all that would be great. I have two large breed and two medium breed. One large breed is a senior and one medium is also a senior. I want a brand that offers many different types of protein sources. My one large breed adult gets bored with the flavor of protein. I’m looking for both dry and wet.
theBCnutMemberIf you use a food that has many different protein sources then he will get bored of several different proteins all at once. Have you considered starting a rotational diet?
Mom2CavsMemberI love Victor food. I get mine when I use it from http://www.sportdogfood.com. Please go there and check it out. They do only dry, though. For cans I love Wellness Stews, but others that are good and reasonably priced are Pure Balance (Walmart’s brand), 4Health Stews (Tractor Supply’s brand). I am trying lately to use cans without carrageenan, which is a controversial ingredient these days. I also love Dr. Tim’s and Annamaet’s dry….neither make a canned food. I also love Wellness dry, of course. Other cans I like (price not taken into consideration) are Weruva, Simply Nourish, Mulligan Stew, Instinct and Prairie.
TinaMemberI ment a dog food company that offers different proteins. Not one bag of food with many different proteins.
InkedMarieMemberNatures Logic comes to mind.
meky6raMemberWellness has a line called Simple. Those are pretty good.
Mary MParticipantLook at Acana.
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