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Hi All,
I'm looking for a good quality, high-fiber food. Also preferably not too expensive.
When I first got my dogs - they were eating Purina One for the most part with no issues. I did some research and felt we should get a better quality food.
Then switched to Nature's Variety since they started using it at doggie day care. Dogs seemed to get sick of eating after awhile and it was also kinda pricey.
Tried Innova for a few months but then swithced over to Merrick for the last few months. The dogs love the Merrick.
However, my one dog for the first time seems to be having anal gland problems since eating this food - the poops are too loose and she scooted for the very first time (she's almost six). So I'm planning on slowing making another switch to something with more fiber.
But I'm having a hard time deciding what to switch them too. The vet recommended a well established brand like science diet or eukanuba after I got her checked out and the glands expressed.
Now my mind is all confused with reading reviews etc online.
Part of me wants to just switch back to Purina One - since they were doing great on that and it's easy to find, etc. Then part of me wants to get something better.
Would like a recommendation for a food that's high fiber, good quality, easy to find, and won't break the bank. Help!
Thanks!
Karen
I'm looking for a good quality, high-fiber food. Also preferably not too expensive.
When I first got my dogs - they were eating Purina One for the most part with no issues. I did some research and felt we should get a better quality food.
Then switched to Nature's Variety since they started using it at doggie day care. Dogs seemed to get sick of eating after awhile and it was also kinda pricey.
Tried Innova for a few months but then swithced over to Merrick for the last few months. The dogs love the Merrick.
However, my one dog for the first time seems to be having anal gland problems since eating this food - the poops are too loose and she scooted for the very first time (she's almost six). So I'm planning on slowing making another switch to something with more fiber.
But I'm having a hard time deciding what to switch them too. The vet recommended a well established brand like science diet or eukanuba after I got her checked out and the glands expressed.
Now my mind is all confused with reading reviews etc online.
Part of me wants to just switch back to Purina One - since they were doing great on that and it's easy to find, etc. Then part of me wants to get something better.
Would like a recommendation for a food that's high fiber, good quality, easy to find, and won't break the bank. Help!
Thanks!
Karen