Acana Highest Protein Dry Dog Food 🐾 and Crunchy Treats: Grain Free Nutrition for Active Dogs Review

I bought "Grassland" (lamb, duck, trout and quail) as an alternative to the Orijen dog food that my two GSDs eat. But both had two bouts of diarrhea. Whenever one of them had gastrointestinal problems, I would put them on a simple diet. He got better and returned to Akane. The diarrhea returned just a few days later. This situation had happened before when one of them had stomach problems from a certain brand of dog food, but this was the first time they both had problems. It may have been the…

When we tried Rachel Ray dog food my dog lost weight quickly. On a friend's recommendation we tried this Orijen stuff. You can tell by the weight that it's good. 1 cup of this food is heavy. Other dog food is much lighter, even with the same amount, so mostly airy. Actually it's food. Dogs love it too. It costs about $20-$30 more than the same size bags from other brands, but I think there's more real food in the bag. It's been about 4 months since I switched and my older dog is finally back to

My York is-poo has suffered from sore and itchy ears for years. I've switched her to "grain free" dog food (dry) with squash, zucchini, and the occasional salmon. I switched her treats to natural. The vet then gave her allergy shots every 8-10 weeks which seemed to help but didn't heal her sore ears. Another vet performed laser treatment, daily ear flushes, antibiotics and steroids for 3 months but the inflammation seemed to be getting worse. (And expensive every 2 weeks!) Long story short, my…

I've been feeding my puppies this food for a while now and I feel like I can give an honest review now. This food is amazing. Quality ingredients, see for yourself. You will find very few products with these ingredients other than Orijen. And they are made by the same company. I wanted foods with fewer carbohydrates and more protein. That fits the bill. While it's not cheap, I found I didn't need to supplement it. It contains enough glucosamine that we no longer need to use oil for skin/coat…

Excellent dog food. Abundant sources of meat and biologically appropriate meat organs (think wolf ancestors, our dogs may not be phenotypically wolves, but in many ways MOST of their genomic and metabolic preferences are retained). Ingredient #2 or #3 on the ingredients list is itself a claim. More meat followed. Definitely recommended. I used to feed my Shih Tzu canidae Small Breed Raw Coated Salmon; It's also high quality and smells like healthy dog fish food, but the fact that peas and beans

After reading a lot of dog food literature, it becomes clear that there is a big disconnect between pet food and pet food, and most of what we feed our companions is food and not food. The FDA's pet food recommendations, which cover most of the more than 4,000 pet foods, are shocking to say the least. The acquisition of previously trusted names like Hills, Science Diet, Iams and Blue Buffalo by brand-historic giants to replace cheaper ingredients to boost profits in the multi-billion dollar pet