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ParticipantI use kibble at times for a base to freeze dried or home cooked. I like to rotate kibble brands and proteins/flavors. I donāt like all the legumes in the brand I currently rotate with which is Stella Chewyās baked raw coated. I also used their grain inclusive. Although my dogs have done very well on their food with my topper combinations of raw. I donāt want to stick to just one brand. Iāve read good things about Natures Logic. . I like the face that they use no synthetic vitamins. I also THINK that using millet is better option for the starch binder if what they say is true āCarnivore-appropriate Starch ā Millet is the starch in our kibble. This grain contains less natural sugar than other starches frequently used in pet foods. Further, millet is much more likely to occur naturally in a wild dog or catās diet than chick peas or potato, so will be more familiar to their digestive systems.ā
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