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Debra BMember
I’m surprised to see how many dog foods are recommended that have rice. Rice has been shown over the past several years to contain arsenic. My granddaughter who has a milk allergy and was drinking rice milk had to be taken off of it. I’m very confused by these reviews showing the dog foods as being outstanding when rice is a prominent ingredient.
InkedMarieMemberWhat food that has rice is rated outstanding? Foods that are three stars can be recommended…over a one or two star food, a three star IS recommended over a four or five star highly or enthusiastically recommended food.
Debra BMemberJust to name a few on the August Editor’s Choice List: Summit Original Large Breed Dry Food receives 4 stars and has rice as the THIRD ingredient. Also, Dr. Tim’s Pursuit with a 5 star rating has rice as well as Castor & Pollux Natural Ultramix Adult with a 4 star rating.
InkedMarieMemberYou’re right, Debra. I’ve fed Pursuit but the dog who ate it has no issues with rice. I myself have no problem with rice. Maybe Dr Mike will answer your question.
Linda MMemberI wonder the same thing!
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