What's everyone feeding nowadays...

I feed mostly raw. But the current "kibble" on the go for puzzle toys and "emergency meals" is Innova Adult Small Bites. I don't have problems with switching foods, and as I feed raw I just switch brands each time I buy a new bag of food. Keeps it interesting (as interesting as extruded kibble can be I'm sure!!).

 Nature's Domain Salmon for breakfast and Honest Kitchen Thrive for dinner, here!

Echo gets Tuscan Natural Simply Pure Lamb/Rice

Lexi and Darby are getting Now! Senior.

Poppy the cat gets Evo.

All 4 get warm water plus a bit of crockpotted meat/fish/organ mash. 

As much as I "dislike" kibble, I have to admit all of them are doing as well/better than they were on raw. 

I may rotate with the other TN formulas and Petcurean foods and maybe THK once in a while.  Really it comes down to a holistic type food that for Echo is around 24% protein 15% fat and for the bichons 24/10.  The lower the fat the better for them since they have chronic pancreatitis/liver/triglyceride issues. 

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The lower the fat the better for them since they have chronic pancreatitis/liver/triglyceride issues. 

  Jessie was diagnosed with chronic pancreatitis two years ago, and she also has many food allergies. For those reasons, she is on Nutro Natural Choice Venison and Rice. I tried California Natural Low fat Rice and Lamb for five months and she did terrible on it, so I switched her to the Nutro and she has been doing great. She is fed small amounts four times a day to avoid over stimulating her pancreas;

 At 5 A.M., she gets 1/2 cup of Nutro topped with 1 1/4 ounces of baked turkey cutlets.

 At 10 A.M., she gets 1/2 cup topped with a lightly cooked egg white.

 At 2, she gets a 50/50 mix of 2 canned foods; Wellness Turkey and barley stew and Hill's i/d.

 For supper, she gets the same as breakfast.

  For treats, I combine a pound of 96% lean ground beef with some pureed carrots, apples, and blueberries. I also add an egg and a small amount of bread crumbs to hold the mixture together. That is spread on a baking sheet, covered with foil, and baked in a slow oven. I cut it into squares and freeze it.

  I do not rotate foods; my vet warned that a change in her diet can cause an attack. She seems happy and eats every meal right down.

 ETA; Miss Juno is a cutie!

still feeding dog food. Just like last time. *giggles*

Same here Gina.  LOL

Still Taste of the Wild Salmon for the Hooligans.  RX Hills JD for the Budman

We are a raw house except for those days when I forget to defrost meals.  Then we are a Honest Kitchen house.

I do use kibble for training treats.  We usually rotate between Acana, Nature's Variety, & any samples that I may have picked up at a dog show/event.

Chelsea, would you feel 'better' if you did a crockpot meat topper for her kibble?  I can't just plop down a bowl of kibble. I add warm water and a spoonful of crock potted meat/fish/organ mix and everybody's doing well.

 No toppers here..thankfully the dogs don't care, lol.

 We rotate now and then, but we usually stick with Taste of the Wild (varying flavors, but everyone likes the lamb), sometimes Blue Wilderness, and we just tried the Earthborn Holistic's new bison grain free. The latter has gone over extremely well...even Aesop Pickypants didn't do his usual new food balk. It also didn't smell as "dog foody" as some foods, for whatever that's worth

Jetta gets fed Royal Canin because of low fat/calories in certain formulations, and it works with her food allergies.

Piper eats Wellness small breed.

The newborn pup eats formula