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Your Top 5 Foods

shamrockmommy

Posted : 7/27/2012 12:10:33 PM

Bored and thought I'd start a thread... What are your top five favorite foods for your dog(s)? Can be commercial, etc.

Here are my favorites:

1. Fromm Four-Star (grain free varieties)

2. The Honest Kitchen (Zeal and Love)

3. Bravo Raw

4. Homecooked (Dog Dish Diet/Crock pot style)

5. PetGuard Lifespan

How bout you?

Liesje

Posted : 7/27/2012 3:14:35 PM

These are the top ones I actually feed (of course if I could afford it would be all raw)

1. California Natural Lamb and Rice all life stages

2. From Adult Gold

3. Earthborn Holistics Adult Vantage

4. Taste of the Wild Pacific Stream

5. Nature's Variety Prairie

kpwlee

Posted : 7/27/2012 3:20:30 PM

Orijen fish, Acana fish, TOTW pacific stream, canned tripe and once we found a pork based Before Grain.

Very limited options because he is allergic to egg, chicken, turkey & duck

I did try the Acana red meat but he didn't do nearly as well as he does on fish based kibble

Stacita

Posted : 7/27/2012 8:51:16 PM

Home cooked.

I've also had very good luck with Merrick Cowboy Cookout and have also never had problems with their canned foods.

jettababy

Posted : 7/27/2012 10:34:58 PM

1. Blue Buffalo (Basics turkey / Wilderness salmon ;)

2. Halo salmon

3. Nature's Variety Prairie

4. Wellness Simple

5. Fromm Four Star

TheDogZ

Posted : 7/28/2012 11:46:54 AM

I think Orijen, Wellness Core, Canidae, Nature's Variety and Innova Evo.

Infiniti

Posted : 7/29/2012 9:44:49 AM

1) Orijen 6 Fresh Fish 2) Acana Pacifica 3) Innova EVO Herring & Salmon 4) Blue Buffalo Wilderness Salmon 5) Honest Kitchen Zeal and Embark

crysania

Posted : 7/30/2012 7:25:20 AM

Hmm...commercial foods:

1. TOTW Pacific stream (this is her base kibble)
2. Merrick's Working Dog Stew (yum tripe!)
3. Simply Nourish tuna and salmon stew
4. Simply Nourish fish and potato stew
5. Fresh Pet beef, vegetable and rice

Non-commercial foods that we use as a topper sometimes:

1. Salmon
2. Ground turkey
3. Tilapia
4. Ground beef
5. Steak

Why no our dog is not pampered, why do you ask?

Wolfe31514

Posted : 9/15/2012 11:45:48 PM

I've been looking for a mostly holistic food to feed my boys. Since I'm a college student on a college student income, it's hard to find a brand that I can buy more than 10lbs worth and not be broke. The last food I tried cost me almost $50 for a 15lb bag and sadly all it did was make Peanut sick (yes, I slowly weaned him to it). Luckily, they had a no questions asked return policy, so I got my money back. Are there any mostly or wholly holistic foods that won't break my tiny bank?