Then I give some information from a food well known in Europe and I wish assess, even briefly. The food is called “Almo Nature. The version I present is: “Almo Nature Chicken & Rice Adult Large.”
It is made with meat without hormones or antibiotics and organic products. He detailed the information and its ingredients:

The results are impaired nutrient utilisation and problems in the stomach and intestinal area. Sensitive dogs should therefore exclusively be fed a hypo-allergenic dog food with selected ingredients.

“Due to their body structure, large dogs’ teeth are wider apart than those of their smaller friends. Food leftovers and bacteria can create tartar and damage your dog’s teeth and gums. Large kibble, perfectly adjusted to the size of the dog denture, can support a strengthening of the chewing muscles and facilitate food intake.

Your dog needs vitamins and minerals to create a healthy skin and glossy coat nourished from within. Natural ingredients in this food ensure firm and robust skin and strong, shiny fur.

Only the best ingredients are used in the manufacturing of Almo Nature Holistic Adult Chicken & Rice. Almo Nature never uses additives such as artificial flavourings or preservatives. The food is preserved with the use of exclusively natural antioxidants.

Dog food for large adult dogs
Hypo-allergenic for sensitive dogs
Optimal kibble size
Fresh chicken
High-quality rice
Balanced calcium/phosphorus ratio
Natural antioxidants ensure shelf life and stability
With neutraceutical mixture for beneficial effects on health
Alfalfa for the intake of essential minerals
Grape seed extract supports general well-being
Calendula ensures healthy skin and a shiny coat

Not integrated, comprising few ingredients that are not chemically processed and do not contain either additives or vitamin and mineral supplements;
integrated, containing vitamin, mineral and probiotic supplements or other additives.

Ingredients:

chicken (of which fresh meat >24%), brown rice (>26%), maize gluten meal, beet pulp, chicken oil, oats, sunflower oil, alfalfa, salmon oil, yeast,
marigold, yucca extract, green tea extract, grape seed extract,
minerals and vitamins.
Raw protein 24%, raw fat 14%, raw ash 6%, raw fibre 3%, moisture 8%.
3710 kcal/kg.”

I hope to give its opinion.
I am grateful.
A greeting.

Joseph

To be honest, I can’t explain why so many vets sell this brand when there are so many better quality foods out there to pick from.

Please be sure to read my article “Dangerous Canine Diseases Linked to Grains in Dog Food“. Then ask your vet to consider a dog food containing higher quality grains (barley, brown rice, etc.)… or even going “grain-free”. If you decide to make a change, be sure to gradually “dovetail” the new dog into the old dog food SLOWLY… starting with just 10-20% of the new food and GRADUALLY increasing it over a 2 week period.

Hope this helps.