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MemberI have been researching foods for my Goldendoodle who has allergic reactions to potatoes, pea, green beans, chicken, etc. Why is Natures Variety Limited with Lamb given only 3.5 stars?
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MemberLamb is typically higher in fat and lower in protein. Making it fall down in stars because this site rates on protein/fat ratios. Thereās also peas in this formula. Tbh almost all dog foods have either potatoes or peas. The only Iāve found that doesnāt is natures logic which uses millet (a grain) as a binder.
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