most commonly enjoyed kibble among Corgi owners.
Ok..I know this has been discussed before, but just want to get a sense of the most commonly enjoyed kibble among Corgi Owners..want to switch from Purina One puppy to something else, and would prefer it be one that is fairly easy to find either in the grocery or pet shop..IMS, Beneful? Science Diet? I would like to hear your thoughts...
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Permalink Reply by CorgiLover on
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Chloe uses Canidae and loves it.
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Permalink Reply by Geri & Sidney on
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We have received our samples of Canidae and Chicken Soup. This would be for my senior corgi mix. He seems pretty excited about both brands, but reading the testimonials on this site, we may lean toward the Canidae. It was suggested to me to give him the Platimun, which is for the older dogs. Do any of you use this type?
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Permalink Reply by Kristen on
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The guy at the pet food store where I buy our Canidae suggested I feed the regular Canidae and supplement with glucosimine/chondroitin for our elderly dog. While there are good things in the Platinum there aren't always enough differences within the amount you feed to really impact the elderly dog. This is what we are doing and Tess is happy and I'm still only buying one kind of food which is nice for me.
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Permalink Reply by Kitty's Corner on
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I found Chicken Soup a bit hard to find.What stores have it?
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In San Diego we have a chain called Kahoots. I'm not sure how widespread they are, but they have a great selection of premium foods.
Here's the Chicken soup dealer search link:
http://www.chickensoupforthepetloverssoul.com/dealer_locator/
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Permalink Reply by Molly on
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We have been struggling with food in this household as well. We started with IAMS, Molly refused to eat it. She would stick her head in the bowl and just move the food around.
Then we moved to Pedigree puppy. This one was a little bit better. She at least at a little bit.
We finally tried BLUE puppy. It's a holistic puppy food available at PetSmart. She loves it and can't get enough.
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Permalink Reply by DR, Nala & Simon on
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I was giving Cosmo and Bailey Purina One and Science Diet. Cosmo started with skin allergies and problems. A friend recomended holistic diet. Only thing I found around here was Wellness. They both liked and Cosmo's coat has started to look better. I found over at PetSmart the Blue Buffalo for puppies and started that with Bailey. No problems yet either.
I am thinking it would be better for both and my pocket to switch later to the same for both. I am going to try Canidae ALS, as they have very good reviews here on this board and also on both websites mentioned at the beginning.
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Permalink Reply by Laurie on
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We have Rosie on Nutro Oatmeal and Chicken formula and our new puppy George is on Eukanuba for medium breed puppies. I am seriously considering switching Rosie to another food such as Eukanuba.
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Permalink Reply by Chester on
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Now that I've been doing more research on dog foods, I really also became concerned about Nutro. Seems like if there is enough negative press out there for a particular brand or any harmful ingredients and reason they recalled some of these products, then that gives one pause (paws!) to try something different better known to be healthy all around.
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Permalink Reply by Bob Dog on
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Hi everyone,
Nutro lamb and rice, available at pet stores is the favorite food in our house and it prevents allergies.
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I fed Bruce (my old dog) from a sample pack of Chicken SOup that I requested from the company. He lay down next to his food bowl and ate every kibble. I'm still so conflicted between this one and Canidae!
Do any of your dogs lay down to eat? He's 14, so I wonder if that has anything to do with it? He only does this with food he seems to like. If he does not like it much, he'll take a bite and walk away.
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