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21 recommendations and reviews from 20 people
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February 16, 2017
Judy N. asked:Have anyone tried Dr Foster & Smith dry dog food? Any recommendations for good dry dog food. Thanks! Delete if not allowed.Kay V. replied:Www.dogfoodanalysis.com
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August 8, 2015
Nadz J. asked:What's the best place in the hood to get high quality puppy food?Lindsay S. replied:Dogfoodanalysis.com just for a rundown on quality pup and dog foods
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April 3, 2015
Kim S. asked:I'm looking for recommendations for a good premium dog food please. My dogs have had science diet, ekunuba, royal canine and currently orijen. We would like to perhaps change it if there is currently a better one out there? ThanksDiana O. replied:Orijen has better ingredients than the other three you mentioned.. There is also a good one called Organix. I personally find this site helpful for advice on the ingredients in dog foods (including dog food reviews): http://www.dogfoodanalysis.com/
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February 17, 2015
Reyna L. asked:Anybody know a good way to get rid of tear stains on my chihuahua? Or someone that can do it for a decent price?Sherry A. replied:The dog foods i mentioned are all life stage and can be fed to pups. Try switching and i bet they clear up. I used to feed mine kibbles and bits and they all had horrible tear stains. Been feeding good dog food for years and no stains anymore. Check out dogfoodanalysis.com or Google what's really in my dog food. It's pretty scary.
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January 30, 2015
Abby T. asked:Can you all give advice on dog food that you recommend that is made in the US and also sourced here? I initially fed my dog Pedigree, but read corn is not a good ingredient (first ingredient listed with Pedigree), I tried a grain free and my dog had diarrhea and was very sensitive to it. I then tried Purina (I think from a recommendation?) but it seems it may not be completely sourced in the US(looks like a lot of dog food isn't) and researched it online to not the best reviews. Any recommendations are appreciated! Thanks!Robin B. replied:4 Health grain free from Tractor Supply. Check dogfoodanalysis.com or dogfoodadvisor.com for ingredient details.
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January 9, 2015
Jacquie B. asked:Looking for a place to purchase high quality grain-free food and treats for my dog. Any recommendations?Peter L. replied:Denise-I'd get him off Purina yesterday; www.dogfoodanalysis.comBeverly W. replied:PURINA BEYOND DRY FOOD IS NEW & ISN'T LISTED ON THE DOG FOOD ANALYSIS. IT DOES COST MORE. WE'VE HAD 3 DOGS OVER THE YEARS & JUST SWITCHED TO BEYOND BECAUSE OF THE INGREDIENTS. FED PURINA ONE TO OUR FIRST 2 DOGS, THEY LIVED TO 18 & 14, DIFFERENT BREEDS.
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October 9, 2014
Gayle A. asked:Hi all, looking for advice on a good brand of dry food for our two Boxers. One is 9mths, and other is almost 7yrs. ThxAlcance B. replied:If you must feed dry go for Artemis. Otherwise do your research using www.dogfoodanalysis.comEmilia B. replied:Www.dogfoodanalysis.com- every food listed has a star rating and an explanation for the rating.
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October 8, 2014
Autumn F. asked:What do you recommend for food. Right now she's fed pedigree puppy which is what the breeder fed. We're looking into the blue wilderness fish recipe. Just want to know recommendations. Thanks.
Melissa B. replied:We started our boy on Origen when we got him at 4 months. It's grain free. He did really well on it, but we switched to raw about 7 months ago and he's doing even better! We are lucky enough to have a raw supplier at a local farm near us to purchase our raw meat and bones from. He's now 5 yrs old and 110 lbs. What works for one dog might not be best for another, so keep researching and trying foods until you find one that works for your dog. Try staying away from kibble that has colour, and look for the first 3-5 ingredients to be meat. With raw the dogs poop will be much less as there is no useless filler. Plus it just turns to a chalk like substance and makes clean up a breeze. Try dogfoodanalysis.com to look up quality levels of kibble. Good Luck;)
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May 1, 2014
Kerry K. asked:Anyone know the cheapest place to buy pet food? Looking for really good stuff for a small price. Also wondering about a good vet not far from north transcona area? Has anyone ever looked into pet insurance?
Lana H. replied:Whatever you do don't give them cheap food. Cheap food usually = health issues and vet bills. And check out dogfoodanalysis.com before you buy. I swear by Orijen for my dog.
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March 15, 2014
Adopt R. asked:Fan question from Holly - Hello. You all and your work is amazing!! I have a boxer that we recently found has allergies. I've been doing research on what a good food would be for our sweet boy but it is a lot of information and I want to make the right choice. I know it's common for boxers to have allergies. Can either you all or your great fans on your page help me narrow this search down with some suggestions and or info on what they feed their boxer with allergies? Thank you soooo much! Holly
Christi A. replied:Use dogfoodanalysis.com to look up all ingredients in each food you are looking to consider. You want a dog food with little ingredient list. California Natural has a dog food that I used with my boxer who had allergies and stomach sensitivity..
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January 24, 2014
Dave R. asked:Looking for the best dry puppy food. Anyone recommend a certain kind??
Terina G. replied:www.dogfoodanalysis.com
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January 4, 2014
Scott A. asked:Does anyone have a recommendation on a CORN FREE dog food for a large dog? A round about price and where to get it would be great too. Thank You. :)
Terry D. replied:You might look on dogfoodanalysis.com to get the nutritional info on whatever you decide to try. Very informative website.
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November 27, 2013
Darcy H. asked:Question for all dog peeps - I am looking for a good Grain Free Dog Food and thought I would start by asking for some recommendations from my FB friends. Thankfully, cost is not an issue - quality is. All suggestions are welcomed!!
Cindy T. replied:http://www.dogfoodanalysis.com/ has good information to compare various foods!
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September 1, 2013
Louise J. asked:Found our gorgeous pup, collecting him in two weeks and now trawling my way through all dry puppy foods! Very confusing! Theres so many and different prices- Any recommendations for a border collie? XGillian R. replied:bakers is just about the worst dog food you can feed charlotte, dogs love it as its full of additives, read whichdogfood, or www.dogfoodanalysis.com, or just google 'should I feed my dog bakers' you might change your mind!
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July 30, 2013
Hailee D. asked:What does everyone recommend for a kibble based diet as far as brand names go?
Nickala S. replied:Wow this is a very disturbing discussion. In my experience I can tell more times than not if a dog is on a food with corn, grain, rice, or potato. Their coats and skin and general health lacks. The most healthy dogs I know are on raw or mostly raw diets. I don't care if dogs are wolves or are not wolves I can see they do better on certain diets. And those diets are carnivorous. Vets do not know about nutrition unless they search for information outside of their programs, what they are taught is directly from the big food companies. I would recommend three things first this website: dogfoodanalysis.com Second Mercola Pets (online). And third Not Fit For a Dog! the book. Personally I feed prepackaged raw (a local brand I love) with some Merrick grain free kibble for filling the kong wobbler when necessary.
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July 30, 2013
Humanity C. asked:Hi Everyone! Wanted to post a question regarding our kids(pets) diet. how often should you change their dog food? This is an assumption that you are not feeding a raw-based diet. I was told by our Holistic vet that every two months is good. What would someone recommend and how is this good for dogs that are picky eaters? Thanks
Humanity C. replied:"It helps to avoid the development of allergies. In a few extreme cases, you (or your dog) may be instantly and violently allergic to something. But that is a few extreme cases only - the vast majority of allergies are things that build up over time and with constant exposure. The surest way to develop an allergy to chicken, for example, is to consume it daily for an extended period. It is no coincidence that the most common allergens are things that have commonly been used in dog foods for many years. The (modern) advice given by nutritionists is that feeding a wide variety of different foods, preferably from a young age, can help to avoid the development of allergies in the first place (that's the advice given for humans too)."- Dogfoodanalysis.com
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July 17, 2013
Roxanne L. asked:NEED FEEB BACK: What dog food do you guys recommend? I have a few people asking what is the best feed to use. Suggestions welcome.
Kristin P. replied:We use Purina pro plan for our rescues. I use wellness for my pups but have also used blue buffalo and nutro. A very long time ago I was using Iams because I "thought" it was a good food. Huge mistake. I tell adopters to look at dogfoodanalysis.com and read reviews on different foods so they can be informed and still make their own decision (unless they want to use beneful--I have to jump in and save the dogs from that hell!)
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October 21, 2014
Terri-lee F. asked:Just wondering what food people on here buy for their dogs? I have a border collie and am looking for a reasonably priced food that is actually good for my dog. I can't afford the really expensive kind but from how many poops he has with the cheaper kind, it can't be very good. Gotta be something inbetween??Paul D. replied:Thank you Shanna Hoffer. I refer to the dogfoodanalysis.com website on our home page@OGP. Like all sites take with grain of salt and do your own investigation- They are independant being a part of the Boxer Breed Association. We can and will sugges...See More
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September 25, 2014
Shelby P. asked:I just got a bull dog a few weeks ago and talked to my vet and he suggested trying a different food. Does anybody have any recommendations on a food that they use with there dogs? Thanx in advanced ☺Paul D. replied:Please take the time to do some research. I would suggest checking out . www.dogfoodanalysis.com as a starting point. It is done by the boxer breed association, and not affiliated with any pet food manufacturer. Please check out what they say about Purina before deciding on that brand. Regards
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