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Reply To: Large and Giant Breed Puppy Nutrition
Hi again Ken-
I’m very glad I could be of help! Hound Dog Mom certainly paved the way and it’s unfortunate that she’s so busy with school that she can’t be around to post.
Don’t forget, you can always switch up his food once he is done growing if you’d like to give him variety! But I personally do not think you are doing a disservice to him by using Pro Plan. This website uses very specific criteria to rate dog food, non of which factor in how well your dog will do on the food. It is assumed that a lower rated food is a bad food, however not even Dr. Mike believes that
He says in the article on this site “The Problem with Dog Food Reviews”
“So, does that mean a one-star dog food is bad for your dog?
No, probably not. A dog food with a low star rating isn’t necessarily a bad product.”
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