Meat-this is whole chicken/beef/pork with its water content(about 80%) The water is of course lost during the cooking of kibble
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Not sure of the price, but I could still run it by my mom. I feed my dogs raw when I have money to spend. They have a whole pack of raw chicken thighs in the freezer that I give on occassion. Both love it!
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Emily,
Chicken Soup would be a great choice. I used that for a dog that stayed here and also tried it with some of my dogs way back when I fed kibble and they did well on it.
I think it is actually cheaper that IAMS.
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Melissa Thom Webboard User Reg: 12-04-2007
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Of brands that I'll give strong consideration to Chicken soup isn't bad.
The new one I'm going to give a test to soon is the new improved Spot stew. It is expensive but it did bring a smile to my face to see a decent ingredient list.
We also are waiting on the new dog whisperer food brand. I'm kind of curious to see what they came up with.
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petsmart and petco have nothing i consider healthy,if you have a feed store around some carry decent brands,just read labels carefully and maybe mail order could be an option,some ship free over 50 bucks
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ps.my dog hated spot stew,i found for 99cents a can a great buy,bought 30 cans,returned 29,its like homemade chicken stew with pasta,he hates chunks of veggies,and pasta a no-no
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Sue, I'm not sure what's in the canned but the new dry stuff had a decent ingredient list. It also had a better protein level than most with the exception of Blue Wilderness. BTW even the canned spot stew isn't the same anymore. They rebranded/relaunched with Ellen as their spokes person. Our theory at work is she's going the same route as Nature's Balance.
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