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I had no problems with Evangers food my dogs all did well on it but I did have no wonder about their ethics and if they are unethical in business are they unethical with their ingredients. Waiting for Whole Dog Journal February edition as it will be rating dry dog food. they want lab reports to confirm the ingredients no more sending in an ingredient list. Keeping everyone honest.
Catherine GMemberThank you SummerRainAussi,
I really appreciate your input. I have looked at Victor many times but do not like the Alfalfa ingredient. I have also tried Annamaet Lean as I have older little couch potatoes, having lived a life in a puppy mill they just want to be by me or on the sofa. The Annamaet Lean caused a hot spot on my 15 year old but perhaps one of their other foods could be an option. Do you have any knowledge on them?Catherine GMemberI do rescue , I have 8 small dogs mostly puppy mill survivors, 4 lbs to 10 lbs. They always have toppings of cottage cheese, pumpkin, yogurt and fresh pet. I try to stay away from white potato, alfalfa, tapioca and pea protein. I am currently feeding Evangers Whitefish, I have tried the Eagle Pack but it is not grain free, they seem to like the fish recipes. Does anyone have any other suggestions? The kibble has to be small.
Catherine GMemberI would like to know why some products with undesirable ingredients (in red) such as alfalfa are still considered 5 star/ Why foods that have too many carbohydrates are still 5 star? Many big name products seem to have both but remain 5 star, does not equate, makes no sense.
Catherine GMemberI would like to see the ingredient lists updated. I have to go to product website to see if your list is accurate. In the case of Hi Tek Naturals it is not they have added pea starch as their third ingredient.
Catherine GMemberI like what I see on their ingredient list. I have small puppy mill survivors, all under 10 lbs most with few teeth, I need a kibble that is not too big. Can you tell me the size of the kibble please.
May 28, 2016 at 4:29 pm in reply to: "Elite Grain and Potato Free Whitefish 30/14" made in the USA by Sport Dog Food #86779 Report AbuseCatherine GMemberAll info listed and you can buy it here also
Catherine GMemberFrom what I have read stay away from potatoes, tapioca and alfalfa.
Catherine GMemberGreat Life has tapioca, carbs.
Catherine GMemberI did use Blue Buffalo for some time, I have several small puppy mill survivors. I read that potatoes are of no use to a dogs diet and to look for foods that did not have potatoes, tapioca, beets or pea fiber, too many carbs, a dog does not need carbs.
I switched to Dogswell Live free.Catherine GMemberYes Dog Pack Mom, I have several puppy mill survivors and would like to know the reason for removing a particular food. Is it predicated on sales, not quality?
Catherine GMemberThank you so much for your input.
Catherine GMemberI know the thing today is “grain free” . Is it the millet that makes it not grain free? I spoke to the specialty dog food store and they referred to it as grain free. I have 7 puppy mill survivors and I thought the Maltese eyes looked better, no runnyness.
Catherine GMemberI would like to know if anyone uses Natures Logic and your comments.
Catherine GMemberI have used Natures Logic and thought it was excellent but it I s not grain free. It is on the list . Any comments on grain versus grain free.
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