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Richard P
MemberI add fresh meat, chicken, chicken organ meats, lean beef, etc. to my Great Dane’s kibble so I am looking for a high rated kibble that has very little protein. Does such a product even exist?
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MemberMy dog needs a food with low ,but high quality protein due to lymphoplasmacystic ducal hepatitis. The two prescription foods are not reviewed, but the ingredients seem poor, the price high: Royal Canine and Hills.
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