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Rebecca BMember
Hi Everyone, I’m new to the forum. I joined to ask if anyone had any current information about Stop and Shop’s Companion brand Grain Free canned dog food. I read the ingredients and they appear comparable to some of the more expensive dog foods. I was wondering if anyone has any info since there is no review. We feed our dogs Performatrin Ultra grain free kibble mainly, but I use a few tablespoons of wet food as a topper since they both look forward to it so much. I prefer to have some boiled chicken/egg/veggie mixture that I make myself on hand to use but I run out and like to have a back up. I bought the canned stuff I mentioned and I was impressed by the ingredients…but I can’t find any reviews anywhere…maybe it is new? Any feedback would be helpful. Thanks in advance!
PitloveMemberHi Rebecca, welcome to the forums. I couldn’t find a review for it either. Seems as though Stop&Shop doesn’t provide a Guaranteed Anaylsis for this food. Dr. Mike might have went to go review it and was unable to find any info on it.
Elliott JMemberHi Rebecca
If your referring to the stop n shop Companion Wholesome formula it looks like it came out in sep-October 2015,started buying in December,my dachshund Joey loves it but wish there was a review of this ! It’s low cost but ingredients seem great,hopefully quality control is good and product lives up to its label ? Purchased the turkey & the beef but appears the chicken is not around ? Wonder what happened !
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