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Ol' Roy brand from Walmart. Supplement with all table scraps.

He do like dat ass dont he..

Candidae All Life Stages for both labs and the German Shorthair. We had been using a more expensive organic food but wound up switching to the Candidae. It’s weird but the 3 things that we noticed about both dogs after switching foods was their urine no longer burned the lawn, they have FAR FAR less gas and they quit eating the chickenshit from our hens. Apparently Candidae All Life Stages contains the Recommended Daily Allowance of chickenshit. 😂

They have beautiful coats and are the picture of health, in fact a veterinarian once commented that both our labs, one yellow female (American lab) and our black male (English lab) were the “picture of what the breed should look like”.

They get the trimmings from deer and elk and my sweetheart cracks a fresh egg for them each morning but otherwise aren’t given anything else except a dog biscuit occasionally. They’re also free fed, we just fill their bowls when empty and they eat when they’re hungry.

Uh, yeah. The OP is asking about changing to a brand not implicated in causing heart disease, and everyone keeps recommending brands that have been implicated in causing heart disease.

I can do the google for you if I need to. Just let me know. Although, I did list the brands in my first post.

The dingo recently pulled out a healthy chunk of aged afterbirth from a manure pile.

Something he had buried back in April or March is now rediscovered mid July.


The moment he jumps in the back seat of the pick-up and exhales you find out.

You a peach buddy.

https://www.canidae.com/dog-food/products/canidae-all-life-stages-dry-formula/

This looks to be just another grain free food with the potentially problematic ingredients: peas, lentils, and garbanzo beans...

...And I thought afterbirth season was over.

There needs to be a lot more testing before I am going to get worked up over the FDA's report. They implicate a brand, but disregard that brand may have over a dozen different formulas. Shadow will continue to get NutriSource Seafood Select. Made in the USA by a company that has never suffered a recall.

infiniti salmon with sweet potatoe.....My wirehair loves it and it has cured some of her alergies.

Afterbirth and dead bovine debris season is never over.

500 reports on a 89,700,000 US dog population.

We bury our dead bovine.

My last dog lived on a diet of 80% venison and 20% chicken, beef and pork. She lived to be 15.5 and didn't really start to slow down and act like an old dog until she was 13. My current buddy is 12 and has essentially lived on the same diet, though he does really like McDonalds cheeseburgers and chicken Mcnuggets too. He's still full of energy and the vet says he's in remarkably good shape for his age.

Not counting rez dogs either.

They make good living rummaging through McDonald's bags tossed out next to the dirty diapers at intersections.

Dont know if they can drink the warm Budweiser or Twisted Tea in the barrow pit though....

My dog picks his own tomatoes and cucumbers. He's doing Keto right now.

Its the circle of life man.

You didnt dig that bovine out of the ground when it was born.....

Buzzards gotta eat.......same as worms.....

I feed 4-Health hi protein, or actuce, whatever it’s called, to my 3 year old and 10 month old shorthairs. The vet said they both look great and not to change a couple months ago when they had their last shots.

4-Health is on the FDA list, but if I read the report as well as several articles reporting on it, it’s the grain free varieties in 90%+ of the cases.

That's what our vet recommended, it's diamond brand. Corn based dogfood is not very digestible, so they eat more and crap more.