I was looking at this food and it looks like a good food any thoughts?
http://therobertabadydogfoodcoltd.com/
http://therobertabadydogfoodcoltd.com/
It's not worth it. There are FAR better foods on the market for the same price or even cheaper.its 35 pounds for $117 dollars just not sure it is worth that, or if my picky eater will like it. Plus I cant find anyone locally to buy it.![]()
the only one I can think of more expensive is ZiwiPeak...and it's leaps and bounds better than Abady.... but still not worth the price tag in my opinion.It's not worth it. There are FAR better foods on the market for the same price or even cheaper.
Holy cow at that price!its 35 pounds for $117 dollars just not sure it is worth that, or if my picky eater will like it. Plus I cant find anyone locally to buy it.![]()
there are well renowned guide dog schools throughout the country that have essentially contracted to feed certain foods...and a few of them are foods you can buy in a grocery store....so i dont put too much stock into that.For an organization such as Fidelco to put their trust in Abady Feeds says a lot, in my opinion. After all, they are producing guide dogs for the blind.
Is that for the granular? The largest bag of Abady kibble is 20 pounds and it sells for about $35. Two kinds of Abady kibble available - New York Naturals (lamb & rice) and New Frontier (chicken meal) the lamb being slightly more expensive.its 35 pounds for $117 dollars just not sure it is worth that, or if my picky eater will like it. Plus I cant find anyone locally to buy it.![]()
I bet the food is donated. I volunteered at a service dog org and their food was donated. Can't remember the brand but it wasn't a top brand. Maybe Iams but I'm not sure.For an organization such as Fidelco to put their trust in Abady Feeds says a lot, in my opinion. After all, they are producing guide dogs for the blind.
This really holds no water in my book. Doesn't AAHA put their trust in Science Diet?For an organization such as Fidelco to put their trust in Abady Feeds says a lot, in my opinion. After all, they are producing guide dogs for the blind.
there was no science, no legitimately done studies to support the ridiculous claim that feeding Abady prevents HD. if you read the whole story behind that claim, the conclusion is laughable and causes them to lose alot of credibility with me..They require feeding Abady because they reduced their incidents of HD tremendously when they started feeding Abady years ago..
The foster coordinator has informed me that, no, the food is NOT donated. The organization purchases the food from Abady. The organization selected that food based on its quality, after the organization did some research.I bet the food is donated. I volunteered at a service dog org and their food was donated. Can't remember the brand but it wasn't a top brand. Maybe Iams but I'm not sure.
One of the rescue volunteers I work with has a GSD that eats only Pedigree because its the only food that will agree with its digestive issues....... This sickly small runt pup ate Pedigree for over 13 years and died in it's sleep. Not bad for a German Shepherd. So to say that a particular food is not good for a dog is a generalization that is not always the case.