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April 1, 2019 at 11:06 am in reply to: Is Diamond Natural Senior Dog Kibble exact same good as COSTCO Kirkland Mature D #133698 Report AbuseTamara BMember
As a Dog Trainer . . . I recommend my clients ALWAYS closely check the ingredients and manufacturer information on ALL dog products because they are NOT regulated by the FDA like human products–this having been said . . . the ingredients listed on Diamond Natural Senior dog food and Kirkland Mature dog food are very similar but not exactly the same and listed in a different order, which everyone knows what the order of ingredients means on all products.
Therefore–I DID “check for myself” and need more information!
I cannot get a straight answer on the above comparison and a couple of other questions I have when comparing both dog foods. . . .
Most pet owners that go to the trouble of participating in these type forums read labels but are asking for more detailed information . . .
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