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Mom2Cavs
MemberHey all! I was at a local specialty store that carries name brand dog foods and noticed a new food from Natural Balance. It’s actually called FAT DOG food lol! They have one for cats, too. Anyway, it is not grain free, but it is a decent protein percentage (for dry food) and very low fat and high fiber. It might be a good food for a dog that has pancreatitis or other fat issues. The calories are very low, though, so you would have to feed more. They are claiming that the food will satiate a dog so it won’t beg for food and that the dog will lose weight. Hmmm…..just an fyi. I was surprised to see it.
Mom2Cavs
MemberOh, btw, it lists crude protein as 26% min., crude fat as 7.5% min., fiber as 10.5% max.
It is low on calories at 250 per cup and the omega’s seem low, as well. But, like I said above, it may be useful for a special needs dog. -
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