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Reply To: What is a grain free, adult senior, small breed, inexpensive food brand?
Hi Bill K,
First of all thank you for taking care of those pups. Your story brought me to tears.
The others have given you some very good suggestions for other food choices. I’m not sure where you are located, but there are many foods that could fill the bill at a much lower price. Whole Earth Farms, even though it was purchased by Purina, has a 25 lb bag for $39.98. ProPac has grain free chicken, fish, beef and lamb for around $45/28 lbs. These are chewy dot com prices. I have seen them form cheaper in local stores. My point is there are many options if you look in the 4-5 star dog food reviews and check out the prices online or at your local stores. The cost of Now is way too expensive for the rating and G/A it has. I would choose another food.
Good luck to you and your pups! Thanks for taking care of them! 🙂
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