[nagdu] Dog food recommendations
Tracy Carcione
carcione at access.net
Mon Jun 28 13:42:17 UTC 2010
Hi Liz.
I am feeding Canidae for All Life Stages. It has a mix of meats of high
enough quality for human consumption. Most grocery store dogfoods have
much lower-quality meat. Also, the meats are the first few ingredients,
which is also not always true of grocery store brands.
Canidae has chicken, turkey, lamb and fish, plus rice and a lot of fruit
and veg. It doesn't have any dairy, which is why I chose it. My old Gal
Echo seems to have trouble digesting dairy.
It costs me about $23 for 35 pounds, not counting shipping, so it's more
expensive than store-bought. On the other hand, could I feed myself on a
couple dollars a day? Not likely!
I'm really happy to be able to give my dogs a high-quality food. They are
both healthy, with no allergy problems. Echo is 15 now! Did the
high-quality food help her live longer? I don't know, but I'm sure it
didn't hurt.
Tracy
> Hi all,
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> I currently feed my dog Iams dog food and have been feeding this since the
> beginning. I'm wondering about other foods out there with better
> ingredients
> that are perhaps more natural. Olivia isn't having any problems with Iams,
> this is really just out of my own curiosity. If there is something better
> out there that I could be feeding her, I want to know about it. Also,
> places
> that deliver dog food would be welcomed, too. For those of you who do
> this,
> is it that much more expensive than picking it up at the store? What are
> you
> all feeding? Recommendations are welcomed. Thank you!
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