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From the info I am getting from this forum. I've come to believe that I'm not doing my buddy any good by feeding him Beneful (to much grain). How is the Diamond brand food?
Not only does Beneful have a lot of grains, it's got a lot of other ingredients you don't want to be feeding your dog.From the info I am getting from this forum. I've come to believe that I'm not doing my buddy any good by feeding him Beneful (to much grain). How is the Diamond brand food?
Ours eat Diamond Naturals and do real well on it. It's affordable also.From the info I am getting from this forum. I've come to believe that I'm not doing my buddy any good by feeding him Beneful (to much grain). How is the Diamond brand food?
As it was explained to me. Dog food at 26% or less protein will pop during the cooking process. Anything over 26% will not pop.
Visualize a bag of microwave popcorn, before it's popped and after. :smile:
is poppin ggood? what does popping mean lol.For those who do not know. Kirkland Signature is re-branding the Diamond dog food. If Kirkland Signature sold the Taste of the Wild, my dog would have been eating it. Kirkland Signature is better than some of the dog foods out there, however, it's still a premium middle grade dog chow.
As it was explained to me. Dog food at 26% or less protein will pop during the cooking process. Anything over 26% will not pop.
Visualize a bag of microwave popcorn, before it's popped and after. :smile:
I have never heard of Orijen having fish bones in it...however I could be wrong. The bones in Wellness were embedded in the kibble, which is cooked. It would be practically impossible for the bones to be raw because of that. That being said though, they would have been safer if they WERE uncooked. Raw fed dogs eat them all the time.i remember wellness and orijen had uncooked fishbones, so i hope thats not what was in them because my dog ate the regular canidae samples already.
Not that I know of. There was a video that someone made as a reply to the main video that was posted on youtube. He bought his own bag of wellness and went through it on camera. He found some tiny, little specks of white in the kibble, but it's difficult to say what it was really. The specks weren't anything like what was on the first video...these were small and blunt.is Wellness still having that boney dog food issue?
Orijen Letter regarding Fish Bones - Pet forum for dogs cats and humans - Pets.caI have never heard of Orijen having fish bones in it...however I could be wrong. The bones in Wellness were embedded in the kibble, which is cooked. It would be practically impossible for the bones to be raw because of that. That being said though, they would have been safer if they WERE uncooked. Raw fed dogs eat them all the time.
Which variety of Canidae had the white bits in it?
Huh...well looky there. :redface: lol