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Eric MMember
I have a six month old GSD and I am looking for a large kibble to train with that is rated high. Any thoughts?
InkedMarieMemberHi Eric,
Go to the Diet & Health Issues forum here. On top, in a yellow sticky, is a thread on large breed puppy food.Marc DMember1. Taste of the Wild High Prairie Puppy Formula with Bison and Roasted Venison 36-44 for 30 pound bag
2. 4HEALTH PUPPY FORMULA (has grain from Tractor Supply) $37 for a 30 pound bagJenn HMemberI just switched my 6 month old GSD from Wellness Grain Free Core Large Breed Puppy to Solid Gold Wolf Cub.
I chose Wellness because of its calcium content not being more than 1.5%
It took a while to find another brand to put in his rotation that doesn’t exceed the recommended maximum calcium amount for large breed pups.
He’s done well on both so far. I think I like the Solid Gold more. I feed him half the amount and it’s not grain free.
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