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Dog food that doesn't stink
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William C
MemberI want a good dog food, but one that doesn’t stink so bad when he does a bad job.
aquariangt
MemberI’m confused. Your dog smells? Or the dog food smells?
One way or the other, what are you feeding?
William C
MemberWe tried science diet dog food and his poop smelled awful. He has been on Beneful for a long time with not much smell, but I have been reading some bad reviews on Beneful. I just want to get him on a good budget conscious dog food that doesn’t have a terrible odor when he poops. I don’t expect it to smell like a rose ! lol
aquariangt
MemberThe more that doesn’t digest (all those poor quality foods you mentioned) will have worse poop. More comes out, more is there. I would try out a higher quality food that has a lot of good digestibility.
Remember that budget conscious means different things to different people, so take this for what it’s worth
Some options that are budget friendly: Victor (if you can find it locally, I can’t) Earthborn Holistic, Pure Balance, Simply Nourish, Dr Tims
None of these will be as cheap as beneful, but unfortunately you can’t make a decent food that cheap. The closest will probably be Pure Balance-which is from walmart- but I can’t say the exact amount, I’ve never used it myself
Melissaandcrew
MemberI have used Pro Pac in the past(very reasonable in pricing-actually cheap) but a decent food and there were no issues with the stool-firm and non stench. Cant say the same for the fresh turkey I fed them the other night. Ack.
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