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Debbie GMember
After reading the forums comments about avoiding potatoes in dog food, I went to the pet store to buy a new brand for Lucky, my 12 yr old 83 lb lab. All the Editor’s choice 5 star dry foods had potatoes as an ingredient. I talked to the manager and he said Zignature doesn’t have any potatoes or grains in their food. I’d never heard of this brand, but is there anyone who has their dog on this food? I ended up getting the Duck formula. Mainly because my 1 year old puppy ate a hole in the large bag while I was comparing labels and I felt like I had to buy it!
- This topic was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Debbie G.
zcRileyMemberMy allergy prone dogs have been thriving on Zignature for years after getting skin bumps from Orijen. I’m so grateful to this kibble and would be royally screwed without it. You can read all the reviews for it on Chewy.com.
Debbie GMemberThank you so much for your reply! I’ll look it up on Chewy.com too.
Doug WMemberIt isn’t cheap, but my dogs thrive in Zignature. One of our dogs is a retired greyhound, and Zignature Kangaroo is one of the few foods he has zero issues with.
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