Fellow dog owners - what food do you feed?

[Marissa@MKmorphs]

Hello fellow dog owners! As the time for bringing home my puppy draws near I've been researching what food to feed my corgi puppy.

What do you feed?

Surely I'm not the only one who is wanting to feed the highest quality food possible.


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[kat_black181]

Hello fellow dog owners! As the time for bringing home my puppy draws near I've been researching what food to feed my corgi puppy.

What do you feed?

Surely I'm not the only one who is wanting to feed the highest quality food possible.


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Wellness is a bit high dollar, but it's a great food. I fed it to my dog, and he loved it.

[TheSnakeGeek]

science diet

[Marissa@MKmorphs]

science diet

Science diet is a fairly poor quality food. There are a few people I've heard that swear by SD, but in general a lot of animals don't do well on it.

What formula do you feed?


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[Marissa@MKmorphs]

Wellness is a bit high dollar, but it's a great food. I fed it to my dog, and he loved it.

Wellness CORE is one of the foods that is on my radar. As are Blue Buffalo Freedom, Canidae, Taste of the Wild, and Merrick.


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[satomi325]

We do a blend of Nature's Variety Instinct commercial raw, Stella & Chewy's freeze dried commercial raw, Taste of the Wild, and grain-free Nature's Domain. Sometimes we offer feeder whole prey too, but not often.
I'd like to try Orijin/Acana some day too. My ferrets are on Orijin and raw..

Orijin, Acana, Taste of the Wild, and Wellness Core are top brands and would definitely suggest them for kibble.

Stella and Chewy's and Nature's Variety Instinct are great for commercial raw.

Science Diet is absolute crap. There is nothing very good about their food. Most of their ingredients are plant/grain/corn material.

Check out this site: http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/
It rates every dog food and breaks down evaluations ingredient by ingredient.

[zach_24_90]

Natural balance. Higher grade than blue buffalo. Hands down. But blue buffalo wilderness is my second pick.

[kat_black181]

Wellness CORE is one of the foods that is on my radar. As are Blue Buffalo Freedom, Canidae, Taste of the Wild, and Merrick.


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My dog also loved Blue Buffalo. He hated Taste of the Wild for some reason!

[Marissa@MKmorphs]

We do a blend of Nature's Variety Instinct commercial raw, Stella & Chewy's commercial freeze dried raw, Taste of the Wild, and grain-free Nature's Domain. Sometimes we offer feeder whole prey too, but not often.
I'd like to try Orijin/Acana some day too. My ferrets are on Orijin and raw.

Orijin, Acana, Taste of the Wild, and Wellness Core are top brands and would definitely suggest them for kibble.

Stella and Chewy's and Nature's Variety Instinct are great for commercial raw.

Check out this site: http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/
It rates every dog food and breaks down evaluations ingredient by ingredient.

Thanks! I've spent a lot of time on that website. I would love to do raw but financially it's a little more than I can handle right now. I do enjoy the convenience of a top notch kibble though!


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[TerrieL]

I like to feed raw to my dogs, but if I have to feed a kibble I feed Orijen.