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Alexander L
MemberHey, all.
I was surprised when I was getting notifications about my post from last year.
To AmBuer E., my dog was originally on the Blue Buffalo Wilderness Duck (shiny green bag). He has been on it ever since my first post last April and doing amazing. I canāt see I see much of a difference in him now versus on the Blue, other than I have saved a few hundred dollars with all of the in store and online coupons specifically for the week (on top of the $10-$15 less per bag compared to the Wilderness!).
If that helps any?
Alexander L
MemberLooking at ingredients and comparing to what would probably be similar brands (such as PetSmartās Simply Nourish). It looks like itās Protein/Fat/Carb ratio is better than Simply Nourish. Specifically more protein due to the meals.
Simply Nourish rated 4.5 stars on DFA, I donāt see why this would rate any lower. It will probably be at 4.5, or 5.
On another note, I tried the Redford Naturals Grain Free Duck & Potato and my dog seems to like it s lot. It also costs a bit less compared to some other big brands.
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