I was using Nutro Natural Choice Lamb & Rice but since my move to TX 3 weeks ago, my Boxer does not want to eat it anymore. At first, I thought that it was just the move, but now I don't think that's the case. I think its the food that's the problem. He used to eat it with no problems. However, I have noticed that his once beautiful coat is shedding alot, he has diahrreah, and I have seen him dry heaving which I attribute to an upset stomach.
I regularly paid $32 for a 17.5 lb bag of the Nutro and don't mind paying it so long as I can continue to afford it. However, I am now on a very limited income, as I am on unemployment until I can find a job here.
What dry food would be as good or hopefully a better quality for around the same price that I can find at a pet food store?
Tank is a 2.5 year old male Boxer. He's never had any allergie's but he does tend to get bladder infections from time to time, to combat that I put a little apple cider vinegar in his water and I read that if you take cranberry pills, break them open and put them on his food that it might help. He's had three infections in the past year and a half since I've owned him, two of those times was after he was boarded for the weekend and was in an inside run, which I'm wondering if he was refusing to urinate in his kennel, as he was trained only to go outside.
I regularly paid $32 for a 17.5 lb bag of the Nutro and don't mind paying it so long as I can continue to afford it. However, I am now on a very limited income, as I am on unemployment until I can find a job here.
What dry food would be as good or hopefully a better quality for around the same price that I can find at a pet food store?
Tank is a 2.5 year old male Boxer. He's never had any allergie's but he does tend to get bladder infections from time to time, to combat that I put a little apple cider vinegar in his water and I read that if you take cranberry pills, break them open and put them on his food that it might help. He's had three infections in the past year and a half since I've owned him, two of those times was after he was boarded for the weekend and was in an inside run, which I'm wondering if he was refusing to urinate in his kennel, as he was trained only to go outside.