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David D
MemberI just bought Evo salmon for my English Bulldog puppy. I thought it was puppy food. It has very high ratings. Is it ok if I feed it to my puppy it has a ton of protein and I heard that is really the only difference between puppy and adult dog food.
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I responded to you on the other thread, but now that I see you have a Bulldog you definitely do not want to feed it EVO as it is an adult maintenance food and you have a dog whos breed is prone to hip dysplasia because of their stocky build. He should be fed an ALS or large breed puppy food with restricted calcium to help him grow slowly. This will reduce the risk of him developing hip dysplasia and any other developmental orthopedic disease.
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