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I haven't found higher quality foods to always be best. TOTW, among other high dollar brands, gives my heeler diarrhea something awful, and she doesn't like the taste. A lot of the foods people were saying to only feed your dogs ended up on recall lists a while back, including some organic brands, which gave me further reason to be skeptical. I try to feed my dog what she seems to like the taste of, and what makes her seem best in energy, teeth, and coat health. That actually seems to be the dreaded Old Roy brand, the lamb kind that has lamb (in some form) listed as the first ingredient. That said, we only stopped giving it to her because our other heeler was terribly allergic to lamb. They both loved and did very well Rotations (barring the lamb for the one dog), the idea of which is to switch up the food a bit. We could only find it when it hit Big Lots though, so never have a reliable supply of it.
When we have our own chickens and land, I will be trying the raw diet. Any dog I've had has always loved home cooked, and I try to give them that whenever we (rarely as we won't eat factory farmed) have meat ourselves.
But yeah, basically, different strokes for different dogs. X)
When we have our own chickens and land, I will be trying the raw diet. Any dog I've had has always loved home cooked, and I try to give them that whenever we (rarely as we won't eat factory farmed) have meat ourselves.
But yeah, basically, different strokes for different dogs. X)