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What food do you feed your dog and why?

Don't fall for the food that is in the Vet's office, they are paid to have it in there, and don't forget, a veterinary clinic is a business, they are there to make money, not friends. If you want to feed your dog right, feed him raw, if you can't afford that, feed him food that is grain free. Have you ever heard of wolves eating corn, nope. Canines were once wild, and should still eat like wild animals do. I personally feed mine EVO, and his coat, and skin problems that he had when he was younger are all gone.

http://www.evopet.com/

Check the site, and see if you don't agree.

Ken

Has anybody tried this food?

http://timberwolforganics.com/

Originally Posted by kvannice

Don't fall for the food that is in the Vet's office, they are paid to have it in there, and don't forget, a veterinary clinic is a business, they are there to make money, not friends. If you want to feed your dog right, feed him raw, if you can't afford that, feed him food that is grain free. Have you ever heard of wolves eating corn, nope. Canines were once wild, and should still eat like wild animals do. I personally feed mine EVO, and his coat, and skin problems that he had when he was younger are all gone.

http://www.evopet.com/

Check the site, and see if you don't agree.

Ken

This is another really good food; however, I have always been a little leary of the extremely high protein in there (like 40%). The eagle pack I have my dog on is 23% I believe.

we feed our dog nutro ultra because he told us that it tasted the best

Avoderm. As a pup, my dog was determined to be allergic to rice and corn - had bad-smelling ears and used to rub them raw with her paws. Doc said try something without rice and corn. My shorthair is about 13 1/2, now.

Originally Posted by The Doctor

Iams, because my daughter, who is a Vet-tech makes me. Nutrition for dogs equates to less in vet bills in many instances. We rescued our Great Dane at 10 months where Purina was his diet and switching him to Iams large breed puppy food helped him grow 4+ inches taller and almost 30 lbs. fuller in no time at all but the best reason of all is it makes them so much more obedient. For instance, I told Cletus to stop digging in the planters:



He's normally a different color:

I have 2 of the same breed also.

After the whole poison dog food tradgedy last year, I started making my dogs chicken, brown rice, carrots and peas for food. The gobbled it down! But that got expensive so I had to resort back to store bought dog food. Iams gives the puppy the runs so ended up with Nature's Recipe, breed specific for Terriers. Terriers have tons of skin problems and sensitive stomachs and this food does not have any wheat, corn or fillers. No more runny poops and they seem to like it alot. I still make them chicken now and then.