Dry Food (kibble) Poll

[Bonzawani]

I switched Spanky to Nutro Ultra about 4 weeks ago.

[ShesaLikeableBiBear]

Nutro and Ziwipeak.

Unfortunately due to AQIS import restrictions some of Nutro's range such as Ultra and Holistic are unavailable here.

[CAVSRUSS]

coprice, & supercoat, I rotate them on a monthly basis plus wet food as well

[jaegertheweim]

Proplan

[Ausvarg FL]

Al a carte, but mainly raw meat and veges and rice. And kids leftovers.

Cassie

[flycow]

Tried several, now on Royal Canin, preferred Nutrience as it was really good but my girl been putting a little weight on it so I tried RC. Surprisingly with RC she's toned up and the poo is so tiny. So now it's between these two and half barf.

[ashka1]

Eagle pack holistic

Pro plan large breed for pups

I am a recent convert to Eagle Pack, (from Pro Plan) but due to a dog with allergies I had to find an alternative dry,

WOW Eagle pack is great. I can not belive the difference.

[kermat]

Eagle Pack fan here, it is fantastic!! Well worth the $$.

[catzatsea]

I voted Eagle Pack, but Gomez gets Eagle Pack Holistic - there is a difference, the holistic range has even better ingredients and does not use corn at all....

I did as well and Totally agree, My Boys didnt too well off Eagle Pack but thrive off Eagle Pack Holistic. Saying that I had a dog on Eagle Pack Adult Fat Reduced and she did fantastic!!

O and have tried over 50% on the list.

[Belljari]

I use Eaglepack holistic for Harry plus raw food

And for my oldies Bonnie Lite

[skyehaven]

I Voted Eagle Pack, haven't been on it long, but so far so good.

[Trishm]

I use Eagle pack for my whippets, and am presently giving it to my rescue greyhound Ebony, but her coat is nowhere near as good as it looked on Coprice, then it was so shiny and silky, so I will be changing back to that for her.

Trish

[Poodle wrangler]

Purina One- dogs really like it, reasonable price, reasonable food.

Also about 20-50% raw foods here, too (depending on my shopping habits).

My older dog used to do well on Supercoat, but our larger breed didn't at all. Prefer to feed them the same dry food.

[IZZY]

Royal canin here they love it! even the cats love the dogs RC..............

[cowanbree]

Canidae here. Have tried a number of others but always end up swapping back

[Lemonlime]

Nutrience here, I keep trying others and going back. I liked Eagle Pack but they didnt look any different on it, so I am back on Nutrience Holistic. It is better priced too and easier to get.

[Gomez the Norfolk]

Canidae here. Have tried a number of others but always end up swapping back

I so wish we had Canidae in Australia... apparently they keep trying but AQIS keeps putting up more and more red tape... maybe one day...

[EISHUND]

I voted 'other' ; Coprice

[Cheyenne_Fury]

I voted other too.

In the past I've used Supercoat, Optimum and Advance but my guys are fed Bonnie now.

The Greyhound and Dalmatian are on Bonnie Working Dog - the do brilliantly on it and the Beagle is on Bonnie Light

[anthony mazzeri]

My now 6 month old Cocker Spaniel puppy only sort of pecked at the Royal Canin Junior and so was a bit too thin for my liking. So I switched him to Dick Van Patten's Natural Balance at 12 weeks and he wolfed it down and bulked up wonderfully. But at 4 months he simply stopped eating it one day and looked at it as if it was just cardboard, so I switched back to Royal Canin Junior again. I put a bowl of each down and he eats the RC and ignores the NB. Even if the RC bowl is empty, he'll look at it when he's hungry and ignore the full NB bowl right next to it - the perfect scenario for a pet food commercial!

So I'm assuming either as he matured maybe his tastes/needs changed and he now much prefers the Royal Canin (maybe like with humans a lot of stuff tastes yuck to a kid but they prefer it as an adult). Or I got too big a bag of NB and it's simply gone stale before he got through it all. Lots of natural ingredients so that may make more sense. The RC bags are a lot smaller so I go through them quicker so they're constantly fresher.

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