[Pegasus]

Hey, saw your post.

Just curious when you said that you are glad the 'Superfoods' are becoming popular.

How do I know what they are? Are you talking organic?

B/c of this board I switched Snoopy to Natural Balance, as the points on the food calculated a while back was very high.

I want to feed Snoopy the BEST I can..and I still have to mix gravy or soft food in for him to eat...so any info on a better food would be great.

Thanks!!

 

[ricksconnected]

yes your right on target. the super foods
are the organics,holistics, the foods that have next to zero fillers and preservitives.
do you know that some dog foods even use paper as a filler? its crazy the things they put in dog foods, and we are just now realizing it.
i refuse to buy anything that comes from walmart,petsmart,petco, ect ect ect.
their foods are garbage. now theres some foods better than others there, but its still low grade foods.theres some real great dog foods hitting the market over the last 5 yrs. our little ones can finally stop eating the "fast food" quality
dog foods, and get a whole lot better nutrition.

 

[K & G]

Here's a really good website that has information on almost every food on the market.
http://www.dogfoodproject.com/index.php?page=main

It also covers the points system of grading food here: http://www.dogfoodproject.com/index.php?page=grading_kibble (say's it's not very helpful).

The person who runs the site is good about answering questions quickly too.

 

[jassy]

I have switched to Honest Kitchen and Nature's Variety foods for Maggie. The Nature's Variety is formulated so that you can rotate between the different meats without upsetting your dogs tummy. Maggie loves the foods from Honest Kitchen. She seems to stay full longer after eating them.