When to switch from puppy to dog formula food

So I bought a GIANT bag of Purina Pro Dry Puppy food right before I did some research on food. Ugh! I was so mad at myself. Anyway, at 6 and a half months old, we're finally starting to run low, and I want to make a switch. We have a dachshund that's on Purina Pro Adult (which is also low) and I want to switch him too. I don't know if I can afford 2 separate high quality dog foods at the same time (Adult and Puppy). If I'm getting a high quality adult dog food, is it ok for Ein to be on it at 6.5 months or should I wait another 6 months and keep her on a puppy formula? What are the differences between puppy and adult formula foods?

The adult dry dog food I'm looking into getting are Castor and Pollux Organix, Orijen Six Fish, or Blue Buffalo Wilderness.

Thanks, Heather

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Permalink Reply by The Geek's Wife & her Corgi Ein on April 4, 2011 at 1:33pm

Yeah, we have a sealed food keeper. I think it may also have been the fact that he was eating the same exact food for almost 5 year, so when we put something new in front of him, he had decided he was done eating the same ol' stuff.