The Best Kibble?

[~Myschafis~]

Ok, please dont go into why you use this one, and you dont like this one because...

Just vote which one your puppy likes and post other, if it isnt in the above list

Thankyou everyone, I just dont want another food fight!

:rolleyes:

[Missey's Mum]

I said other,

My dog is embarrassing and actually likes Pal Meaty bites.

I have started looking at other foods since being on DOL, and I recently brought Supercoat but she wasn't fussed (she'll eat it if it's in the kong). I'm not sure I can afford some of the others and have rad that they arn't always worth the expense.

Edited January 23, 2006 by Missey's Mum

[astroboy]

I voted other- We used to feed our dogs science diet and recently changed to Eagle Pack.

[kaye1234]

I use Eagel Pack

darcy1234

[Hiex]

I use Purina Pro Plan, it is the only thing my girl can keep down.

It is expensive! $118 for 20kg :rolleyes:

[TwinSpirits]

I have Flossie on Supercoat, its the best I can afford, though would have liked to have kept her on Science Diet like she had at the breeders.

Tristan

[catzatsea]

Other here as well.......

Eagle Pack is the kibble of choice here.

[Miranda]

Eagle Pack Holistic.

[ShesaLikeableBiBear]

Nutro always

[Dog_Horse_Girl]

Raw fed dogs with one tiny exception named Molly --- but she only gets a breakfast of processed foods (currently on Dick Van Patten's Natural Balance Organic Formula). She likes it, it's cheap at $23.50 for a 2.2 kg bag, and it contains only organic ingredients.

[Miranda]

She likes it, it's cheap at $23.50 for a 2.2 kg bag, and it contains only organic ingredients.

Obviously you have small dogs lillysmum. I pay $110 for 15kg and I thought that was bad enough :rolleyes: One bag lasts me 4 weeks as they only get a little, I do try to raw feed as much as possible.

[Dog_Horse_Girl]

Yep, as I said, "with one tiny exception" Molly is only 3.5 kgs...but she is raw fed primarily - all my dogs are raw fed. Molly gets literally one handful of DVPNBOF every morning...no more than that...plus a small amount in her treat ball when she's alone. My greyhound and staffy cross get the same processed food in their treat balls too.

However, I think that the amount I spend for a decent quality processed food is a small price to pay for a healthy dog. If I had to feed all my dogs on processed, I'd still choose the same product, I'd just buy a larger bag. I believe that organic ingredients are worth the small extra cost involved.

I'm sure some ppl find that cost higher than average but IMO, you get what you pay for. :rolleyes:

[kelpiecuddles]

I chose Other. My two get Coprice they look great and it's cheap, $27 for 20kg

[bommy]

i voted other...

we use an alternate routine weekly (its the only way to put weight on nikki) and it goes between

advance puppy

coprice

pedigree working dog

& another I wont name as everyone will go

But it works for us, so until I can get one that offers me a mix of all its 4 different foods all with their own little bit she gains from it & the boys are just pigs & eat whatever you put in the bowl infront of them.

Jacq

[KitKat]

I use Purina Pro Plan, it is the only thing my girl can keep down.

It is expensive! $118 for 20kg ;)

Not sure if anyone else has said this...but check out with your petstore if they do a frequent buyer card...if you keep buying the big bag you get i think the 7th bag free...either that or the 11th..lol, either way it's a saving.

[panda]

Innova mixed with Eagle Pack Holistic + hormone free, antibiotic free eggs once or twice a week.

Edited January 23, 2006 by panda

[goldielover]

Eagle Pack here as well

[Anna H]

Bonnie Working Dog for Chelsea.

Supercoat Lite & Mature for Cougar.

[petmezz]

other for me

i use bonnie working dog for off seasion, an expencive mix for winter, usually a mix of inova, pro plan, science diet ect. i havent found a premium food i'm happy with yet i don't fell you get what you pay fore.

[roughcoat]

Would only ever feed Pro Plan , gives the best results and the dogs love it