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Lisa CMember
Does anyone have an opinion on NutriSource Grain Free? I’m told the manufacturer has a good reputation.
pugmomsandyParticipantI’ve been using the grain free lamb off and on for the last couple of years and sometimes the Seafood and Heartland Select fomulas. I believe they are still recall-free and have a new plant opening this year.
theBCnutMemberI often recommend them for dogs that have been on the same food long term or need to upgrade from poor foods. They are easy to transition to and easily tolerated by most dogs.
neezerfanMemberI have been feeding the canned Nutrisource. The dogs are doing well on it and it’s budget friendly too.
LoriMemberI have used all the Nutrisource dry foods and my dogs have done very well on them. My lab came to me eating Nutrisouce. No recalls and price is good.
Lisa CMemberThanks for input! A local independent pet supply store near me recommended it. I’m going to give them a try.
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