🐔 Chicken Flavor Pedigree Adult Dry Dog Food in All Sizes Review

My adopted SPCA Shih Tzu was a mess when I got him. His hair was sparse, he was thin, and he took liquid ivermectin every day of his life to treat chronic scabies. There was no gourmet dog food back then. Those who wanted to get to the top bought wet food instead of dry food. I bought him bags of dry pedigree for life. He lived long and I have to give credit to the Bloodline. He's been gone for almost ten years and I still miss him. I still trust Pedigree and now buy it for my son's dog.

I have been buying dog food for many years. Pedigree is a good brand and the dog's coat is always shiny. It seems this is just what is stated on the bags. I have no doubt that the packaging is exactly what it says on the label. There are many dog food companies that sell dry dog food made in China and this is the kind you need to check out. The preferred diet for dogs is no dry dog food. Dry dog food contains a lot of corn (grain). Everyone knows that the dog is related to the wolf. The…

I was warned that the order would be delayed so I'm not disappointed. What disappointed me and why I deducted a star is that both bags were packed in one box but when I opened it to take out the bags. There was a hole in the bottom of the bag that I couldn't see when I picked it up. it's out of the box and the food has spilled all over the floor. Luckily I saw it fall and turned it over carefully to avoid falling food. When I examined the other pocket to make sure it didn't have a hole, it also

My dogs love this kibble more than other kibbles I've bought for them. I need to check my golden dog for excess weight now (maybe it's just the winter coat that's making him look big). I have a 90 lb lab and I think it's a (much) golden retriever that weighed about 70 lbs. I believe that dogs naturally know what is best for them. I feed my dogs raw beef bones with some meat on the bones. They usually ignore dry dog food until they get their bone. My theory is that bones clean teeth and provide…

Food ingredients are pure garbage. Corn makes up the largest percentage, followed by a list of fillers and bone meal, which is not what you would expect from "chicken" dog food. Vegetables in the whole package have less than 1% because they are listed after salt, the content of which by law cannot exceed 1%. So there are not so many fried vegetables. I think the covers make you think you're getting delicious food for your dog when you're not. Not to mention the mentioned blues and yellows…