What brand of dog food, do you use?

Wellness.

No by-products, no wheat, wheat gluten, corn, corn gluten, soy, etc. So many foods, especially the grocery store foods and the Science Diet brand, are almost ALL those things.

It's amazing how much we know how, eh? I remember so many years of thinking that Purina was a good choice. I feel badly about that now.

Anyway, there are good choices out there now. Wellness is one and I hear all good stuff about Blue Buffalo also.

BTW, I stopped buying my Wellness at Petsmart (for $59.99 plus tax) and went to Amazon on auto-delivery and pay anywhere from $36 to just over $40 for the same 30# bag.

Blue Buffalo Wilderness - Bison.

Wellness brand is also an excellent line.

On 3/23/2015 chickenbutt said:

Wellness.

No by-products, no wheat, wheat gluten, corn, corn gluten, soy, etc. So many foods, especially the grocery store foods and the Science Diet brand, are almost ALL those things.

It's amazing how much we know how, eh? I remember so many years of thinking that Purina was a good choice. I feel badly about that now.

Anyway, there are good choices out there now. Wellness is one and I hear all good stuff about Blue Buffalo also.

BTW, I stopped buying my Wellness at Petsmart (for $59.99 plus tax) and went to Amazon on auto-delivery and pay anywhere from $36 to just over $40 for the same 30# bag.

Chickenbutt! GMTA.

Amazon a/d for these huge bags of dog food is a fantastic idea. I'm going to look into that.

One of my dogs, a black lab, was having trouble with his back legs. I was feeding him Kibbles and Bits. I changed his dog food to Iams and he is doing so much better. I like you suggestions on the foods you feed your dog. Keep them coming because I am learning so much from all of you. Also any suggestions on what people food your dog likes. Someone told me that their dog likes carrots and apples.

On 3/23/2015 MJ 12 said:

On 3/23/2015 chickenbutt said:

Wellness.

No by-products, no wheat, wheat gluten, corn, corn gluten, soy, etc. So many foods, especially the grocery store foods and the Science Diet brand, are almost ALL those things.

It's amazing how much we know how, eh? I remember so many years of thinking that Purina was a good choice. I feel badly about that now.

Anyway, there are good choices out there now. Wellness is one and I hear all good stuff about Blue Buffalo also.

BTW, I stopped buying my Wellness at Petsmart (for $59.99 plus tax) and went to Amazon on auto-delivery and pay anywhere from $36 to just over $40 for the same 30# bag.

Chickenbutt! GMTA.

Amazon a/d for these huge bags of dog food is a fantastic idea. I'm going to look into that.

Almost as good as the 15% off for a/d is that it doesn't have to be carried from the car! My UPS guy always puts it in my entryway for me, on a moving blanket that I put out, and all I have to do is pull the moving blanket through the house (a million times easier than carrying it!).

I used to feed Zignature to my dog before I lost her. Excellent limited ingredient food, and it has never been recalled. She also liked Acana.

After much research, Acana.

We used Blue Buffalo canned food for our dog. He was a Golden mix, and lived to be almost 16 years old.

Purina