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Cesars Dry Dog Food
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Dorothy L
MemberIt comes in a few different flavors, but I usually get the Roast Chicken flavor. I am wondering if someone could look into this one and give it a rating. It is what I feed my toy poodles and they seem to be doing very well on it, but I want to make sure they are getting good nutrition,
Thanks in advance,
InkedMarie
MemberDorothy,
Please provide a link or copy & paste the ingredients. I can only find Cesar’s canned food.Dorothy L
MemberHere you go!
pugmomsandy
ParticipantThis food looks like it would be around 1.5-2 stars.
InkedMarie
MemberSandy knows better than me regarding ratings; I can only say that i’d never feed it.
jakes mom
MemberI agree, you can find much better choices under “reviews”. If and when you do switch, go slowly, maybe starting with a 3 or 3.5 rated food then working your way up to a 4 or 5 star. Some dogs will have GI issues with a switch from a lower to higher quality food. Good luck!
Dori
MemberI also agree with Marie and Jakes mom. I would never feed that food and I would follow jakes moms suggestion.
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