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Jessica S
MemberHi there, I have two dogs, and one is a 10 month old labrador mix weighing about 70 pounds, and one is a cattle dog mix, with a very sensitive stomach, weighing 25 pounds. My question is, are there any good foods I can feed to both of them? I rotate every few months because of my cattle dog, and I have had on them Taste of the Wild and other foods that say all life stages and sizes. However, if I feed them the same thing, is the large breed puppy version safe for my adult cattle dog? Would it simply be better for them to feed two different foods?
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A good quality all life stages food is adequate for the vast majority of dogs. For the most part, breed/size/age/etc. specific foods are marketing and nothing more.
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