What brand of dog food do you like?

Did you name him yet??

NutriSource is what we feed our dog. Fromm is also another good brand we’ve had luck with. Basically, grain free is the way to go.
IAMS is horrid...steer clear of that.
And yes, Blue Buffalo has gone way downhill over the years, so I would avoid that brand as well.

I have very mixed feelings about the premium brands. I think most of them are big rip offs.

My dad fed his cat wet and dry Fancy Feast and kitty lived for 20 healthy years. I’m sure many will argue about the value of expensive brands; but I think there is a lot of hype surrounding them. My 2 cents.

The Doberman eats Fromm & it has been wonderful for his belly. He had gas & a noisy belly. After I switched him to Fromm food all the gas is gone & tht belly noises have disappeared.

The new Rottweiler pups came with Purina puppy food & they will
eat that for a bit then slowly switch to Fromm puppy food. I've had good results with Fromm so I'll stay with it.

delila

I feed my dog EVO red meat formula. Grain free and on auto delivery from Chewy.com

Kirkland Signature from Costco.

Fromm- grain free

We used to use Taste of the Wild, which is also great.

My pups like Fresh Pet, it’s refrigerated dog food.

My one year old lab eats Acana. Large breed puppy food until after she was spayed, and then the vet recommended we switch her to adult food so now she gets Acana Ranchlands. She loves it! But she’s a lab, so of course she loves it.

My local pet store carries it. I tried to order it from Chewy, but they don't sell it.

I feel like a bad mama sometimes because of the food we feed our dog. It's rated 2 star by the above website. We didn't know that when we started this food. We've tried switching him to a "better quality" food, and we've done it a little at a time like you are supposed to, but by the time we get to about 1/2 and 1/2, he gets sick--diarrhea, throwing up, and no energy. Once we put him on rice for a few days, then back to his "lower quality food" he's fine. We even had some food our vet recommended and tried him on that, and the same thing happened--and it was expensive from the vet!! We've tried about 4 different brands--all with the same result. He does well on the lesser rated brand--and he looks forward to his meals. no diarrhea or throwing up, and maintains a healthy weight. He walked away from the brand we got from the vet--and only ate it because he was starving!! then it made him sick! Poor boy!!

eta--I didn't see the post from imsirius before I wrote this--and Beneful is what we use too.  Very low rated food--ugh!!

We use Fromm. I get it from a pet supply store. A bag that lasts a month costs $24.

When we had our Maltese we fed her Beneful for a long time. We thought it was good because it had all the veggies on the bag. Our vet told us it was the McDonald's of dog food. We had to put her on prescription dog food for a long time because she was overweight from it. All of the rust colored staining on her fur went away and her health improved once we switched.

If you're concerned with tummy troubles that occur when you switch foods, you can get pumpkin puree at pet stores to add to your dog's food - just a tablespoon - and it helps with digestion issues during the transition.

We feed our dog Kirkland's Nature's Domain. It had a slightly higher rating than the regular Kirkland Signature Adult dog food. The Kirkland Signature Mature rated really high, but our Costco doesn't seem to carry it. Just be aware though that TOTW and Kirkland are both made by Diamond who has had several recalls in the past. We haven't had any problems and our dog seems to do fine with the Nature's Domain.

No, they have sensitive tummies BUT it is also great for dogs with allergies. Check out their Singles line. My boys LOVE the Duck and Pear but they also eat several of the other flavors.