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April 14, 2015 at 8:16 pm in reply to: Orijen Puppy Large VS. Wellness Core Puppy #70552 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibility
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MemberHi,
I raised my Golden Retriever puppy on Orijen LB Puppy, and I can tell you that he grew slowly and exactly as he should, according to my vet. His father weighs 75 lbs. My puppy just barely reached 65 lbs at 1 year. His head started showing heavier bone & a more mature look at 12 months and now heās 13 months and his chest is just starting to grow wider. Orijen LBP is made of whole foods, not added nutrients. They seem to have been absorbed at the rate he needed them.
Adding: And I can also tell you that heās never been short on energy, despite his low carb diet. Heās a high-energy, active dog.
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