what do you think the BEST dog food brand is? Answers at Dogster Answers.

Sun, Jan 20th 2013, 03:56 GMT

We like Taste of The Wild for our dog - here's a good article to help you choose! http://www.pet360.com/slideshow/dog/nutrition/how-to-choose-the-best-dog-food/1/otJYzNh9GkWGcO2lYcjFDw

ANSWERED BY Member 1150999

Sat, Dec 8th 2012, 11:20 GMT

So my old maltese was eating science diet and then suddenly stopped eating he was loosing weigh real fast so we started feeding my two dogs bill jack and he loves it he went from 5.2 lbs to 7.5 lbs in a week they mostly like it cause the first ingridient is real chicken

ANSWERED BY Member 1139643

Thu, Sep 13th 2012, 23:50 GMT

I was looking over the responds please read the list of ingrediants of the dog foods you are looking at if corn or any protien by-product is used dont use it, its like feeding candy to your dog (by product is very little meat and lots of bone etc left over from the meat source kind of like bolonge)....The vet may try to sell you their dog food but remember the recall on dog food years ago? even though the dog food companies say they "fixed" the problem dont trust your dogs life on it...visit the website dog journal for a list of the top foods and/or visit your local independant dog dog supplier in your area and talk with them (petco/petsmart may sell it cheaper but its not always the "same") I say this because I used some of the foods people mentioned and I lost of my dogs (bassett hound mix) to the conditions that people were losing their dogs to before (heart and liver failure)

ANSWERED BY Member 1130615

Sun, Apr 22nd 2012, 13:28 GMT

Probably Orijen (especially the Regional Red formula). Wellness CORE, EVO, and the Blue Wilderness line are excellent foods as well.

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The Hounds of Bassetville +3

Fri, Apr 13th 2012, 14:36 GMT

Science Diet Healthy Mobility is loaded with antioxidants and fish oil. It really works too. And Iams is really good too, with its prebiotics and high quality proteins.

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Monty

Sat, Apr 7th 2012, 06:26 GMT

Life's Abundance. It is made in small batches and delivered to customers within six weeks of being made. It is formulated and all ingredients are chosen by a holistic vet who specializes in nutrition. It can not be found in big stores because of the company's strict quality control. It has never had a recall, but if it ever did each customer can be contacted by their independent reps instead of learning about it through the media. Also the canned foods are all packaged in BPA free cans.

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Casey

Thu, Apr 5th 2012, 13:55 GMT

Blue Buffalo! www.bluebuffalo.com this food has all natural ingredients in it no chicken by products, artificial coloring, and preservatives. Chicken, turkey, and salmon are all the first ingredients. Though it is more expensive it will last your dog longer, and you will have to pick up less poop.ALSO bluebuffalo has lifesource bits which has all the vitamins and minerals that your dog needs at its age.Those will boost your dogs immune system and help it live a little longer.They also sell treats my dog loves the lamb and apples.

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Carter

Mon, Apr 2nd 2012, 00:51 GMT

COSTCO KIRKLAND MT BREEDER FEEDS THIS TO HER DOGS, MULTI CHAMPIONS AND IT HAS MANY STARS ON THE DOG FOOD RATING WEBSITE. $29.00 FOR 40 LBS. I SWITCHED MINE FROM BLUE ALSO.

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GRADEY BLUE DU CHATEAU ROCHER
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Sat, Mar 31st 2012, 13:44 GMT

There are many different high end dog foods out there. It all depends on what is best for your dog(s). I have done a lot of reseach to find the best for my girls. My girls are on Taste of the Wild and its awesome. They love it.

ANSWERED BY

Jersey

Thu, Mar 29th 2012, 07:40 GMT

The one that works best for you, your dog eats, and the one that makes your dog look good to you. What works for you may not work for me. And your dogs may nto like what I use. You just have to try a few and see what one makes you happy and your dog eats.

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Ikan
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Wed, Mar 28th 2012, 12:36 GMT

Probably something like Orijen, but I wouldn't say just one brand. Some dogs will do better on other brands.

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Gray Dawn Treader
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Wed, Mar 28th 2012, 00:55 GMT

Orijen

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Obi
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