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Kelly Tomlinson
MemberHello,
Was wondering if you will be doing a review/analysis on Orijen’s Grain Free line.
I love how the Orijen stacks up in the existing review but one of my dogs needs grain free and I want to be sure it’s also a superior formula.
Thank you!
Pitlove
MemberHi- I think there might be a misunderstanding on your part. Orijen does not make a grain inclusive food. All of their formulas are grain free.
Dina Kouveliotes
MemberOrijen has the most impressive ingredient list and purported fresh farming/ cooking methods of any kibble. It is very high in protein which some dogs are fine with, some are not. My Highly active GSD cannot tolerate being on the food completely, my sister’s golden-doodle and my cousin’s golden retriever both do very well on the food.
I went to another Canadian company, Petcurean and feed Now Fresh Large Breed, and I mix in Orijen (less than 25% of meal) Regional Red often.
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