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I feed my dogs Nutro Max large breed, and I have think they are very healthy with this food. What do y'all feed your dogs and what advantages do you find with that brand?

Personally I like Eukanuba, Diamond, and Iams and in that order.

Diamond is the cheapest of the three, but a little hard to find a supplier. Eukanuba is the most expensive, but worth it in my opinion because of less stools.

As long as you get the Omega three in it I think you'll be in good shape.

I agree with eastwood...I use Eukanuba as there is less stool/waste.

I like to feed a 30/20 mix. If you have a hard working dog it makes a big differance, they need the additional protien and fat.

purina one in the marroon bag (adult breed) it is easy to get at wally world. does fine for me shiny coat plenty of energy!

i've fed Haley science diet since i got her. I'm no expert, but she does great on it, lots of energy, plus all the good stuff for her. The only thing i kind of have against it is her coat isn't as shiny as i'd like it to be. I've been thinking about swapping to Pro Plan premium performance, but not sure yet. The cost is there either way. I don't think you can go wrong with either.

Jake

I feed Purina Pro Plan Performance. All the dogs are healthy, have lots of energy and shiny coats.

-cindy

I feed my lab Purina Pro Plan or Purina One.....when I have the money.

Nah......I have to feed him the high dollar stuff cause he's allergic to corn and wheat......which the purina higher level foods don't have.

I have been feeding a new dog food made by jerry Moore of Circle J kennels. Call extreme dog fuel. I on it for about 6 months, it's is the best I've tried. $20 for 40 lb's but it's good.

I won two bags of Circle J extreme dog fuel at the lasy magnolia retrievers event and like it alot. Mean Mallard is selling to for about $18 a bag.

Are dogs allergic to grain or other products in the dog food?

Yes, they can be. You can have them allergy tested at your vet to find out. I believe that would be on the "extended test" that looks at pretty much everything that they can/would be allergic to.

Purina Pro Plan performance. Everytime I think about swapping foods, or try another food, the only reason is cost. Well, I simply can't bring myself to skimp on food for animals I ask that kind of work from. We train year round, so we use performance yearround. Purina is also a national sponsor of hrc events, and we receive bags of proplan at every hunt test. They think enough of hrc to send out 182 TONS of dog food last year to hrc events, make the best dog food going, and back it up with no worries about quailty control issues like some small manufacters or foods that are subbed out. Never hear about anyone getting a bad batch of pro plan do you? I haven't. Its costly, in fact its on of the highest priced foods I could buy. But when I look at my suppliers buy 10 get 1 bag free plan, and the addational bags I get thru the hunt test program, I can stomach the cost. And I know my dogs can stomach the food. Just not nuff savings there for me to go with cut rate foods. travis

I, too, feed Pro Plan because the cost is not an issue. (only because an 8 lb. bag will last "brown dog" a little over 2 weeks) And it seems to do her pretty good.

SBE

Anybody feed diamond? I am having a hard time getting proplan here but I can get Diamond easily. I have fed my grown dogs diamond for several months and I have been happy with it. Puppy is on Pro plan- I guess I'll stick with it but I can't find it closer than Jackson.