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I just adopted a chubby dog who is on a weight loss diet. The shelter had her on Science Diet, both wet and dry, which is just too expensive. I found a great alternative for the kibble, but I’m at a loss for what is a good and reasonably priced wet food. I’d be grateful for some recommendations – thanks. đ
Aide BParticipantNormally Purina is one of the most controlled and backed up brands on the market. The worst for me it is a brand owned by Nestlé.
You can ask your vet about royal Canin or hills.
For treats you can use vegetables and fruits or just kibble.
We use half the kibble for training.
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