Downgrading Dog Food - Page 2

[MissMaegie'sMama]

I have a 13-year-old Welsh corgi, a rescue who came to live with us three years ago. He's eaten dry food all his life. The natural brands of dry dog food I tried gave him bad gas and digestive upsets, and feeding him raw food is out of the question- he vomits after eating even a small amount of any raw meat. I have had good luck feeding him Purina One. He is in good health, and he likes the taste. No gas or digestive issues. He's doing well on it, and that's what matters.

[november]

I really urge you to look at the Chicken Soup dog food if you can. It's one of the cheapest GOOD quality dog foods you can buy -- not much more expensive than the icky grocery store brands. I think if you do a little bit of research into what they put in the grocery store food, you will be glad to pay the extra $5 for a bag of premium ingredients.

I currently feed my pug Flint River Ranch food because she has a hard time with chicken/rice, evidently. They ship super fast, the shipping is free, and while it's a little on the pricey side, it's definitely worth it. She loves it and does very well on it (the Fish&Chips--Sweet Potato/Trout formula)

[greenmagick]

Just thought Id mention as I just found this out. Taste of the Wild (which is grain free and much higher quality than the other foods listed) for my aunt is only $1 more per bag than purina one. She only buys the 5 lb bag but because of the quality of the food dogs eat less. Long story short, she is paying less now for food that is higher quality.