Looking for a decent dog food

[Daveone23]

My criteria:
1. Large breed
2. No corn
3. No brown rice
4. No legumes, ie peas
5. $2.5/ lb
6. No chicken
7. Real meat, no meal.

Is there such a product

 

[JanS]

First off, a Doberman is not a large breed and they don't need a large breed food. That's marketing hype.

Meat meal is actually a desirable ingredient in dog food, but meat byproducts should be avoided.

 

[GennyB]

My criteria:
1. Large breed
2. No corn
3. No brown rice
4. No legumes, ie peas
5. $2.5/ lb
6. No chicken
7. Real meat, no meal.

Is there such a product

Have you considered feeding raw? That's a sure fire way of controlling what's in the food.

 

[Two Dobes]

I like to look on dog food advisor.com to read up on the different brands, and read reviews. Sometimes that can be helpful.

Dog Food Reviews and Ratings | Dog Food Advisor

The Dog Food Advisor's unbiased dog food reviews and ratings searchable by brand or star rating. Find the best dry, canned or raw food for your dog.

www.dogfoodadvisor.com

 

[Ravenbird]

I like to look on dog food advisor.com to read up on the different brands, and read reviews. Sometimes that can be helpful.

Agree, this is where you can choose listings by dry, canned, frozen etc. and by ratings, and then look at the ingredients. Compare notes, reviews, costs and whether you can find it at a store local to you or if you have to order it. You'll also get reasons why some ingredients are undesirable. Way easier than trying to read labels in the store!

 

[BG1]

Inukshik in 33 lb bags on Chewy is free delivery, 5% discount on subscription...easy to modify once you see how long it lasts.

Price depends on formula- fits your parameters

https://www.chewy.com/brands/inukshuk-6933

We get a lot of compliments on BYB Bonnie's coat..."looks like a baby sea lion"...