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moxie
ParticipantSimply Nourish, Weruva, or Merrick
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ParticipantCanned food is better than kibble. It is less processed and has more protein and fewer carbohydrates. Canned food also has fewer preservatives.
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ParticipantSimply Nourish, Weruva, Castor and Pollux, Merrick, Whole Earth Farms
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ParticipantI don’t think anyone can consider Tiki dog food to be budget-friendly. On Chewy.com, the cheapest case of 14 oz. cans is 41.99.
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ParticipantWho wants to pay for moisture when you can be purchasing protein??
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ParticipantForgot to mention that Simply Nourish Tuna and Salmon has more protein than Jammin’ Salmon!
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ParticipantI am comparing Simply Nourish Tuna and Salmon Stew with Weruva Jammin’ Salmon which I have ordered from Chewy in the past. I do not buy the Simply Nourish bisques (which for some reason cost more–2.39 a can) because they are too “soupy”. And that is somewhat like Jammin’ Salmon, because it has a higher moisture content than SN Tuna and Salmon Stew. Simply Nourish just upped their price on the stews to 2.25 instead of the 2.00 per can that I had purchased in the past–:(. But putting the two foods side by side in a dish–the Simply Nourish Stews look much higher in quality. And since I am feeding a 6 pound toy fox terrier, a 10 oz. can is fine!
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ParticipantI like Weruva also, but if you try Simply Nourish canned stews you will get the same amount of protein for less money. I think it looks even better than Weruva.
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ParticipantSimply Nourish Dog Food Canned
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ParticipantThanks for the info Pugmom! I’m going to buy some Epigen and Weruva.
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ParticipantPugmomsandy–Do you buy the Epigen kibble over the internet? Which one do you feed? Do you “top” the Epigen with the Weruva?
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ParticipantI currently feed my toy fox terrier twice a day–One tablespoon of Premium Edge and One tablespoon of canned Dogswell Happy Hips as a “topper”. In the past I have fed EVO, but it was recalled. I have also fed Wellness Core Reduced Fat. Will look into Annamaet’s lean. It doesn’t take much food for a 6.4 lb. dog, so I want to feed the best. She should probably weigh around 5.5 pounds. Thanks for responding.
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