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Kirkland adult dry lamb and rice changes?
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The last 2-3 bags of Costco’s brand of diamond dog food Kirkland lamb and rice which i have fed for years (had has in past had Dogfoodadvisor rating of 4) have all my 9 year old rat terriers with these recent changes: increased licking on front legs and chewing on paws, some not eating well, one has gone through a false pregancy, and my male with sensitive skin now has noticible course hair on his back near his tail and he itches!
Any thoughts on what would be a good choice to transition?crazy4catsParticipantHave you tried the Nature’s Domain at Costco? You could try any of the flavors as they all have different protein and binders such as turkey and sweet potato. It’s best to rotate their diets occasionally to avoid them building an intolerance to an ingredient. I feed Victor’s Grain Free with beef and sweet potato which also might be a good option for you. There are many budget friendly foods listed on the editor’s choice list that might work or you. Just choose something that is not lamb and rice to see if it makes a difference. Good luck!
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