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New Dog Food Brand – Wildology
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Mackenzie N
MemberI ran across a new brand of dog food this weekend called Wildology. It looks to be a quality food made without corn, soy, or legumes. Can we expect to see a review on this food in the near future? Has anyone else heard of or tired this food? -Mackenzie
zcRiley
MemberDiscussion started: /forums/topic/wildology-feed/
Has DHA, too much is not good. Blood thinner.
Adds 50 million CFU per pound of microorganisms as “probiotics “ and dried yeast. I would never.
Added vitamins which your pet may not need and cause other issues.
Mackenzie N
MemberThank you zcRiley. I noticed all of the vitamins and minerals added too which made me leery. I try to avoid as much of that as possible knowing that some of them are sourced from China. I currently feed Acana but all the hoopla about the DCM being caused by grain free food has me a little concerned.
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