we have a place called hollywood feed...they recommended the eagle pack..but i think they sell some of the others on that list...we had been feeding him euk puppy...and were thinking of the euk lab blend they have out...but want to look at other options for what is best for the dog...
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Take a look at Taste of the Wild. All three formulas are grain free and I've been rotating them with good results for a while now. Puppies, mature, and senior.
I plan on trying the new Evo fish based formula at some point too.
Take a look at Taste of the Wild. All three formulas are grain free and I've been rotating them with good results for a while now. Puppies, mature, and senior.
I plan on trying the new Evo fish based formula at some point too.
This is another good point about feeding kibble or canned.
There are no rules that say you have to feed the same bag, day in and day out.
Find a few different foods that you like and rotate them.
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Take a look at Taste of the Wild. All three formulas are grain free and I've been rotating them with good results for a while now. Puppies, mature, and senior.
I plan on trying the new Evo fish based formula at some point too.
I've recently tried Taste of the Wild, and I like it, too. At the shop where I get it, it's very reasonably priced.
I rotate on a per bag basis between EVO, Wellness Core (regular and fish), Orijen, and now Taste of the Wild (bison was the one I tried). My dog has never had any digestive issues from rotating...
Joey, one note about switching from Euk to grain-free (or reduced grains). Do it gradually, and start off by using less than the recommended amount of the new food. This will help you avoid any issues with diarrhea or stomach upset...
I'be been feeding Orijen (adult) and Barking at the Moon to my 5 month old Dutchie for just over a month now and he's been doing great on both. I was feeding Natural Balance (big mistake) and was cleaning nasty loose doodoo like 4 times/day. Now he's energized, nice and lean, and best of all drops nice little logs. It's more expensive, but defintely worth the health benefits and ease of cleaning on my part.
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