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Looking for a good puppy food
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What would the recalls be for? Just curious
strykerdobe
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Believe the last one was in May 2016 for excessive moisture and mold! They have had others.
I wouldn't feed it either!
A great site to sign up for Recall Notices and to learn about foodis www.dogfoodadvisor.com
Something's to follow when picking foods: www.truthaboutpetfood.com
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strykerdobe
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Forgot to mention that it's a good idea to follow these recommendations for buying any treats!
Thank you
alphafemale
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I don't know about the food, but is the dandruff recent? Could just be caused by it being Winter.
It's been since I have had him. My brother and dad have two German Shepherd pups a month older and they have the same problem, both on different foods...but I think theirs has more to do with loosing that thick undercoat?
After all the recalls with Blue Buffalo (and there has been a lot IMO) Whenever I hear the name, I cringe. I would never feed that. 
My daughter was feeding her cat BB treats and I told her do NOT buy those! She said, but she love it! I said, do NOT buy those. Then I showed her the recalls. She doesn't buy it anymore. 
My daughter was feeding her cat BB treats and I told her do NOT buy those! She said, but she love it! I said, do NOT buy those. Then I showed her the recalls. She doesn't buy it anymore. 
Drogon
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As my vet once said you can't judge a food by how much a dog likes it. Put down a dozen donuts and your dog will love it but that doesn't mean they should eat donuts.
Eastern Montana.. not to bad I guess
Well, remember your dog is what it eats........Or so the saying goes anyway.
A good food is expensive no doubt. Here in western Montana a good food is nearly impossible to find so we've resulted in using " CHEWY.COM " which has the most reasonable pricing for all foods. I have fed Liberty and Justice ziwipeak for several years now. After leaving the RAW diet behind because mainly of the entire " pain in the butt " process of feeding and storing, ziwipeak was the best alternative. Not cheap, but worth it.
There has been quite a bit of success with JAN S using Taste of the Wild as she swears by it.
A good food is expensive no doubt. Here in western Montana a good food is nearly impossible to find so we've resulted in using " CHEWY.COM " which has the most reasonable pricing for all foods. I have fed Liberty and Justice ziwipeak for several years now. After leaving the RAW diet behind because mainly of the entire " pain in the butt " process of feeding and storing, ziwipeak was the best alternative. Not cheap, but worth it.
There has been quite a bit of success with JAN S using Taste of the Wild as she swears by it.
Ain't that the truth!!! I love chocolate, but, alas, I can't live on it either.
I'll bet! Every time we went to CO I thought my nose would break off, it was so cracked inside! lol!!
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